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The two little 70ml tupperware containers have lids, keeping their juicy contents away from the rest of the lunch in transit.
I've been collecting Etsuko Furuya prints for quite some time now and finally decided to combine them all in these fun and colorful quarter log cabin blocks. I originally was going to make a largish lap quilt, but now I'm considering using it as wall art... Blogged here.
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The two little 70ml tupperware containers have lids, keeping their juicy contents away from the rest of the lunch in transit.
L to R: Onigiri with umeboshi and shiso, decorated with a red pepper and watercress rose, wasabi almonds, blueberries, sugar snap peas and kumquats.
Sew Kid at Heart Quilting Bee ~
I decided to go with a modified bento box on Kerri's first block... hope you like it! ;)
L to R: Onigiri with umeboshi, kumquat "fishie" with sesame seed "eye" and mustard seed "bubbles", zucchini and cucumber "grasses", blueberry and green grape "water", yellow squash "jelly fish", ginger "fishie" with sesame seed "eyes", and raspberry "coral".
Photo featured on Mashable.com's iPhone 4S Siri Says article and in the 501 Bento Box Lunches book by Graffito.
Blythe Hanami Party
Hanami is the Japanese traditional custom of enjoying the transient beauty of flowers. In modern-day Japan, hanami mostly consists of having an outdoor party beneath the cherry blossoms.
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Dear Blythe friend!
Welcome to my Blythe Doll Flickr Fotostream.
I am looking forward to get to know new friends of the Blythe doll.
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I shared this with my son, who was very excited about the little pepper "trees". The tarako rolled egg was a little too salty/savory for him, but he ate it up when it was dipped in some Lizano sauce (ah, the magical Lizano!).
Onigiri (rice ball), hard-boiled egg, blueberries and edamame. I made these with commonly available ice cream sandwich molds. They also do quadruple duty as cookie cutters, onigiri (rice ball) molds, and egg molds! See my blog entry for the how-to.
Find out how to make the super tasty El Cheapo Steak and Oven Roasted Root Veggies at the Bento Yum Blog.
Packed for a friend and I for a flight from Columbus to Boston. I used deli containers from Whole Foods so we could simply toss the containers and not worry about bringing them back. More "every day bento" tips at Bento Yum.
Morning prep time: 5 minutes (15 minutes total for 3 lunches). Packed in a Japanese collapsible sandwich case; full details here.
Taking a page from Japanese bento cookbooks, I froze leftover spaghetti in foil liners set in mini muffin tins. Once they're frozen through, I put them in shallow tupperware for longer-term storage like this. Then I have a cache of homemade pasta ready to drop into my son's lunches when I'm looking for a red-colored dish. They thaw by the time he's ready to eat.
Full details on freezing spaghetti cups here.
Leftovers from our July 4th picnic shoved in a box. Recipe for vegetarian wraps and spinach artichoke dip at Bento Yum blog.
Wishing all my Flickr friends a very happy and safe holiday!
P.S. Sorry the Christmas Cards are going out a little late~! :)