Tag: bento
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new bento
Bento from the first week of school, term 2. Monday’s bento: bed of rice with inari robot from the Laputa movie, surrounded by carrot and cucumber flowers. Friday’s bento: “Mr and Mrs Penguin”. Rice onigiri with nori faces and carrot feet, mouth, star and bowti surrounded by fancy lettuce.
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Bento from beneath the Trap Door
…there’s something down there… do you remember the kid’s tv show, the Trap Door? Maybe these meatball monsters might be from down there. Actually, it’s probably more of a spring theme than a scary trap door monster theme… too many flowers and not enough ghosts.
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Another crappy bento
I’m not so good at this whole bento art thing… I might give up trying to make character bento.
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Frog Bento
Here’s our bento lunch for Sunday when we go into Tokyo. benno’s bento (layer 1): benno’s bento (layer 2): lara’s bento (layer 1): lara’s bento (layer 2):
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Character Bento
Here’s my second attempt at creating characters out of food for my bento. This one features a bear, a person and little pacman aliens. Carrot and seaweed were used for the eyes and the faces were leftover soy-dama.
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Cute Bento 3
Tuesday’s radish man bento. Radish man on lettuce with chopped banana and kiwi flower. Rice onigiri with strange faces, leftover tofu, carrot and bok choy in miso sauce. Benno said my bento lacked characters, so here’s my attempt at making little faces to sit in my lunchbox. I could probably be more creative if I…
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Cute Bento 2
Monday’s bento has a musical theme. A zigzag kiwi surrounded by sweet nutmeg rice and a spring onion, radish, cucumber, carrot and lettuce salad. Leftover potato, Japanese green and soymince curry with rice. Music note made with sesame seeds, ledger lines with nori.
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Cute bento
A Space-Themed bento. Rocket shaped rice with tofu pouch (inari) rocket and nori (seaweed) star. Pineapple “suns” on lettuce with star shaped choc gingerbread cookies. Cupcake with chocolate icing and star biscuit. Rice with a spring theme – carrot leaves- pulsar-neutron-star shaped cucumbers and veg-dry-curry.
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おいしい
Oishi – delicious (word of the day for Sunday). Gyoza was next on our list of Japanese foods to try to make at home. We found some gyoza wrappers in the fridge of the supermarket and Benno bought some TVP (soy mince) in Tokyo this week. The filling was made from a mixture of: 1/2…