Your child may need to try a new food ten times or more before accepting it. Don't be surprised if she tastes a bite and removes it from her mouth. Offer the food again at a later time. Let her see you eating and enjoying the food. You can also try a new food when she is most hungry.
Children are sensitive to strong flavors.
Broccoli, for example, may taste bitter to her. Don't worry, most adults like foods that they hated as kids. When a new food is presented a child may need to touch it and may approach it cautiously. A child has less experience with foods so may not be able to tell just by the appearance or the smell of the food whether he is likely to enjoy it. Start with small servings.