Potato and Kale Patties for Picky Eaters
- AI Kitchen
- Sep 10, 2024
- 4 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
These crispy, oven-baked potato and kale patties are perfect for sneaking healthy greens into a kid-friendly meal. Blended kale and onion keep the flavor mild, while the cheesy potatoes ensure that even the pickiest eaters will enjoy. They’re easy to make and go great with a side of ketchup!

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Recipe
Servings: 8 (about 16 patties)
Calories per Serving: ~160 calories per serving
Total Time: 45 minutes
Potato and Kale Patties for Picky Eaters![]() Ingredients:
Instructions:
Nutritional Value (per serving):
Tip: These patties pair wonderfully with ketchup for an extra kid-friendly touch! |
Prompt
My husband and I have different approaches when it comes to handling picky eating. I firmly believe that hungry kids will eat what's in front of them if snacks are kept to a minimum. With my husband away on a trip, I saw it as the perfect chance to test my theory. And guess what? It worked like a charm—no complaints, no fuss, and to top it off, everyone enjoyed the meal!
I bought kale. Don’t ask me why—it’s not something we ever eat. Yet there it was, sitting in the fridge, staring at me with big, green, sad eyes. Desperate for inspiration, I turned to ChatGPT for ideas:
I have some kale and am looking for ideas for dinner. my audience is picky kids. Give me some ideas for recipes please, each idea should eb recipe name, total prep time and ingredients. I'm looking for quiche and bake ideas but open to other ideas too so please give me 15 ideas
And it suggested:

But they didn't seem fun to make or delicious to eat so I asked for more ideas:
I don't know that I like any of these. Other ideas?
And it gave me more ideas:

But I still wasn't feeling it. So I tried to brainstorm some more:
how about some patties? with perhaps potatoes or tuna or something else? I need to hide the kale taste but it should still be healthy
And it had some interesting ideas:

Ricotta LOL... I don't think it understands who it's dealing with. I asked:
which one is most likely to be agreeable with very picky eaters?
And it responded:

Now we're getting somewhere, but I was a little worried about the mashed potatoes. Oldest gagged last time he tried that, so I asked:
I'm not sure about the mashed potatoes. Are there other ways to use potatoes for a less puree texture?
So it responded:

Okay, grated it is. I asked:
ok please create a shredded potato kale patties recipe. I also prefer them in the oven. Remember, it is for picky eaters, but it still needs to have some taste
And it did:

This looked good, but I wanted more servings. So I requested adjustment:
can you increase the amount by half? (6 servings)
Yes it could:

I did not have cheddar and I also don't really like cheddar so I asked:
I think I have mozzarella not cheddar, and a little parmesan.
And it updated:

However it was too much cheese:
My children do not like when things are too cheesy.
So it updated:

I then noticed the recipe called for throwing half an egg away. What a waste! So I requested:
using half an egg is weird. adjust the recipe for 8 servings
So it updated:

I started chopping the kale and was pretty sure my kids would not like that so I thought it would make more sense to blend (these are 2 separate prompts but similar answer so combined):
I'm actually going to grind the kale together in a hand blender with the eggs so please adjust the recipe. And the onion too. So may need more breadcrumbs for the extra liquid
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