Jessica Seinfeld and Missy Chase Lapine: 'Wrong, Wrong, Wrong'
Their books, which teach parents to disguise veggies in brownies, mac and cheese, and pudding, are wrong on so many levels, Mimi Sheraton writes. "First, children get the wrong message that sweets and starches are good for them." Second is "the invisibility of vegetables in their own recognizable forms. As a result, children are not afforded the opportunity to get used to the idea of trying and learning about them. Nor will they consider them necessary for good health."
Update: Cookbook Author Sues Jerry Seinfeld for Defamation [1/8/2007]
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