Babies love vegetables, I really don't get the faff about "getting children to like vegetables".
Babies are programmed to eat when they're hungry, and as they're dependent on you to feed them, (bar the occasional raid on the dog's bowl, and eating things they find on the floor 
) they'll eat anything you give them.
Don't make a big deal about labelling "healthy and unhealthy" food, and all that diet crap, just mash up what you're having, and make sure you're eating a varied intake if you're breastfeeding as all the flavours will go into your milk.
Get them used to bitter and fermented foods by offering pickles and vegetable water.
Get them used to garlic and hot foods like chillies and curries by having them yourself before your wean them off breast milk.
Babies love food- they're programmed to as without it they'll die.
They'll eat anything you give them.
No need to sell it big or anything, or pull faces,mjust pull their chair up to the table with you, when you're eating your meal, and purée and mash their food up for them until their teeth come in or they can choke on it.
I had a little hand held grinder for all the food- it puréed as needed and meant I wasn't faffing about when we were eating.
I spoon fed until the dcs could manage their own spoons themselves. Put a bit on their plate when you start out, for handling, and poking with their own spoons, not a lot, or they'll chuck it about, and get distracted. I puréed into little 100g bowls, so I could see roughly how much food they were having every day.
My babies ate everything we did, when we ate, with no drama.
Make sure you feed them enough- they eat a surprising amount. One of mine ate over a kilo (10x100g) of mashed up food over the day with 3 X 250ml bottles formula when she was 9 months. She turned away when she was full.
Babies don't need sugar or chocolate. Don't let them have them. Use mashed up / slices of ripe peaches and nectarines as treats.