Left over minced pork, some eggs and French beans made a delicious donburi.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Snack Bento
Monday, September 13, 2010
Onigiri on the go
Today, #2 travels down south with a college mate and several college staff. Apparently there are scholarship interviews taking place in two states and assistance is required.
#2 still struggles with her braces and asked that I make some Onigiri for her to take along just in case.
The large triangle ones are filled with Salmon and Avocado.
The barrels are mixed with furikake - a variety of beef and chicken.
The top box was packed with a croissant filled with Avocado, Mayo and Salmon.
The croissant cut into three pieces and packed in cling wrap.
A close up of the Onigiri.
#2 still struggles with her braces and asked that I make some Onigiri for her to take along just in case.
The large triangle ones are filled with Salmon and Avocado.
The barrels are mixed with furikake - a variety of beef and chicken.
The top box was packed with a croissant filled with Avocado, Mayo and Salmon.
The croissant cut into three pieces and packed in cling wrap.
A close up of the Onigiri.
Bento 302
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Korean Mandu aka Gyoza
Over the last week, I learnt how to make mandu. It's Korean dumplings.
Ingredients required:
Glass noodles
Bean curd
Taugeh (bean sprouts)
Onions
Garlic chives
Green onions
Mushrooms
Mix the above with pork or beef or both. Add an egg if necessary.
Wrap in ready made wrappers or home made ones.
Boil in a pot of soup stock comprised of Anchovies powder, garlic and onions.
Yum Yum!
Ingredients required:
Glass noodles
Bean curd
Taugeh (bean sprouts)
Onions
Garlic chives
Green onions
Mushrooms
Mix the above with pork or beef or both. Add an egg if necessary.
Wrap in ready made wrappers or home made ones.
Boil in a pot of soup stock comprised of Anchovies powder, garlic and onions.
Yum Yum!
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