I know "curry again!" But it's easy. And they eat up, that's the best part!
Oh! My Bento
This is my obento making challenge journal.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Bunny Sandich with Vegetables
This lunch is for JJ. It's Saturday, so they have to go to Japanese school all day.
One of great things about Japanese school is that they have 45 minutes lunch break.
Especially for kindergardeners, they spent enough time to finish their lunch.
Ones who are finished early, there is a story time waiting. (thanks to volunteer moms!)
What a treat! And they stop at the bathroom before lunch for kids to wash their hands!
Hope they will have a nice day at school :)
Monday, February 11, 2013
Curry Heart
It's Valentine's day week. So the theme is "heart."
I made heart shaped rice balls and placed in curry.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Butter Roll Sandwich
There is a really good Japanese style bakery in Novi.
This week, I bought a bag of dinner rolls, and made them
into sandwich. Elephants are just decoration :)
Japanese Pumpkin
Once in a while I feel like traditional Japanese food. This is pumpkin,
cooked in soy, sake, milin, sugar, and dashi. Yum.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Curry Bunny and Snowman
This is repeat, but kids favorite curry and rice. I made bunny for JJ and snowman for CC.
It's easy, you can use left over from dinner.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Brown Rice Pilaf
Normally, brown rice is kind of hard to eat. You know it is healthier. But if you
don't cook right, it doesn't taste good at all!
Now, I used my new pressure cooker and that turn out so good!
In 6qt size pressure cooker, 4 cups of brown rice, one cup of frozen corn,
one cup of frozen peas, and one and a half cup of frozen carrots.
Heat one Tsp butter, add all ingredients, mix a little, add
3 3/4 cup of chicken stock. Then let the cook the rest!
White Rice
This is white rice. It may not look anything significant.
However, it does. Why? Because I cooked this in my new pressure cooker!
Each grain of rice stood up and so shinny! I'm very excited :)
Japanese Fried Chicken
If you are wondering what is different in Japanese style fried chicken, here
is ingredients: marinate chicken in soy sauce and grounded ginger.
Then use corn starch for breading, not flour. You can use flour, too, but
that made the breading kind of heavy. You don't need dipping sauce.
But my kids like to dip in the Ranch dressing.
My lunch 10
When kids are at school and having lunch alone at home, this is what I have for lunch.
It may not look very much, but rich in flavors. The egg omelette is my new
favorite. I can almost eat this every meal.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
My lunch 9
What I have here is: Salmon flakes over rice, egg omelette, Maitake mushrooms,
cucumber with shiso/kombu flakes mix, fruits.
My new favorite is this egg omelette. Yellow one was left over from
kids lunch. Then I made this Osaka flavor omelette I had just learned
from my friend. Simply mixed with chopped green onions, and red ginger,
maybe small amount of Dashi soup (powder) then cook in the same way
that you would cook egg omelette. The ginger tastes great with eggs
that gives some kick to it. It's not necessarily spicy, but I like salty or
spicy over sweet. It is delicious :)
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