Yet another rice lunch box. My son just don't want noodles or bread. Haiz. I'm waiting for the day he says, "Yes, I want noodles for my lunch box." :P
For this simple lunch box, I used a little Sakura Denbu for the rice to lightly tint it in pink, so it's not too sweet. And I rolled the rice, maki style, with scrambled eggs as the fillings. I also dusted it with seaweed flakes so it's not sticky on the outside and easier for my son to handle. Together in the lunch box, as sides, are apples and chopped spinach, lightly seasoned with light soy sauce and sesame seed oil.
Yet another rice lunch box. My son just don't want noodles or bread. Haiz. I'm waiting for the day he says, "Yes, I want noodles for my lunch box." :P
For this simple lunch box, I used a little Sakura Denbu for the rice to lightly tint it in pink, so it's not too sweet. And I rolled the rice, maki style, with scrambled eggs as the fillings. I also dusted it with seaweed flakes so it's not sticky on the outside and easier for my son to handle. Together in the lunch box, as sides, are apples and chopped spinach, lightly seasoned with light soy sauce and sesame seed oil.
Great idea, rolling the maki in seaweed flakes. It's not only functional and tasty, it is also nutritious. Great lunch box.
ReplyDeleteYour lunch boxes are always so imaginative and colourful and so fresh ..I just love them...scrambled egg sushi...very nice,,thx for sharing
ReplyDeletehmm... what a great mum...
ReplyDeleteputting effort in a lunch box, not only full of nutritious ingredient, but look pretty too...
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Very cute lunch!
ReplyDeleteoh dear. i so very much wanted to see the pics but dunno why on my side the pics not appearing on yr blog...
ReplyDeletei love bentos too.
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