Of course! Would we settle for anything less than the best?
Nope, just happened to be the cheapest by far, and I figured that would be sufficient to make a start. I've seen so many nice Bento boxes already that I'd happily start a collection Once I've worked out what size suits me and my appetite, I might allow myself to buy another one.
First it was necessary to civilize man in relation to man.
Now it is necessary to civilize man in relation to nature and the animals.
Victor Hugo
est..it was pretty filling yep!
quite enjoyed the whole ceremony of seperating the lids and using them as plates and lining stuff up to eat it all.
the boxes applepie and i got are pretty tiny..i might invest in another one..i really need to get a grip on my portion control though..i eat way too much
*refuses to insert embarrassed emoticon*
i even bought a selection of cutters to make snazzy shapes in veg.
next..i want cute bottles to put sauces in, and amusing novelty seperation items..i'm thinking there must be a shop in leeds i can find this stuff?!
then of course, i certainly will need a larger bento box to put all the extra bits in
ahronli sed ah dunit so thid tek thuh cheyus graytuh offa mi nihbles
Durum wheat cooked with sundried tomatoes. Grilled Patra. Coriander & Lemon.
Salad with grapes and red jalepeno chillies. Hummous. Peanut Butter. Chilli Olives.
Carrot sticks with lemon.
Rhubarb crumble (soya creem in the green pot).
that's a man sized lunch box vc!!
durum wheat - it looks like pearl barley, is it similar? where did you buy it, looks tasty!
Elby: is a brand of Durum Wheat I found it in an asian shop several months ago. It was in a box (yellow packaging) but I'm not having much joy locating a photograph of the packaging at the moment but did find this reference to it
Patra: here's a recipe for it; you can buy it ready made in from indian/asian shops in tins and sometimes fresh made if you're lucky.
Ebly is the brand which comes in the yellow boxes, and you can buy it practically everywhere. The grains are larger and chewier than pearl barley. Or is that just the way I made it?
Semolina and cous cous are also made from durum wheat.
Michael.
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sluggie...you've made my day with those piccies!!!
thanks for the laughs
i've donated my bento box to anna and ordered a 3 tiered one. i mean...ffs.
she's spent some time tonight arranging baby plum tomatoes and grapes.
these boxes really are tiny
vegcurry..i'm really impressed by how much variety of stuff you've managed to pop into your box.
all the stuff i've ordered from ebay will be here this week so it'll be super cute lunches from next week. in the meantime, i'm going back to a large-ish placcy box and stuffing it full of rocket, watercress and cake. dammit.
ahronli sed ah dunit so thid tek thuh cheyus graytuh offa mi nihbles
My first lunchtime bento is nowhere near as exciting as what the others are posting....but I'll get more creative for sure.
Vanilla soy yoghurt with organic blueberries.
Organic mango slices.
Jasmine rice with "chicken" strips with a lemon herb rub.
organic carrot sticks with hummus.
The blueberries are from my produce department at work
I was wondering if the "chicken" might scare some people Casper. It's the "It's All Good" brand. You should be able to find that brand in Alberta if you're interested in trying it.
Thanks Roxy, actually my Dad pointed it out to me once when we were shopping. If you think it's good then I'll buy it next time I see it. Which flavor so you recommend?
Note to self: I must must must remember to take pictures of my Bento.
Yours all look so yummy - I bet you get lots of envious comments from co-workers!
First it was necessary to civilize man in relation to man.
Now it is necessary to civilize man in relation to nature and the animals.
Victor Hugo
Not the most colourful lunch, but nice: butter bean salad, 2 mini pitas (second one was still in the toaster while I took the picture), raisins. also had a banana.
First it was necessary to civilize man in relation to man.
Now it is necessary to civilize man in relation to nature and the animals.
Victor Hugo
Tomorrow:
Clockwise from top left -
[1.] Stir Fried Tempeh and Vegetables with red Jalapeno Chillies.
[2.] Sosmix and grated mushroom rolls.
[3.] Carrots sticks with Lemon.
[4.] Rocket and Mizumi salad with baby Sweetcorn and Tomato.
Vegcurry, I love how yours are so full and varied. They look great.
Sluggie, yours is so pretty! If it's not big enough for lunch maybe at least you can use it to store other stuff?
Mine from today: veggies w/ goddess dressing, cucumber tomato salad, baked beans, half a tofurkey itatlian sausage, applesauce, dried apricots on the side
TOMORROW
Clockwise from top left:
[1] Macaroni scheese with smoked paprika.
[2] Sosmix rolls (with grated mushroom and onion) topped with mustard.
[3] Roast aubergine, hummous and sliced red grapes.
[4] salad: baby sweetcorn, cucumber, radish, beansprout, mitzumi, cos, rocket, sliced cold roast potato.
Baby carrots in with my fork.
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Roxy, you know where this pic has to go, don't you?
What's this dessert tofu like? I've never heard of it, but sounds intriguing! And it looks so beautiful with the blueberries!
First it was necessary to civilize man in relation to man.
Now it is necessary to civilize man in relation to nature and the animals.
Victor Hugo
I should have bought a different colour bento for contrast - my food is too similar in colour! Either that or I'll have to start eating more blue stuff
Today's bento:
top: 2 pitas filled with hummus and tomato, small box of raisins, square (or two) of Green & Blacks cherry chocolate underneath
bottom: baby sweetcorn and carrots
I have to fiddle with my camera as well - not happy with the quality of the pictures at all.
First it was necessary to civilize man in relation to man.
Now it is necessary to civilize man in relation to nature and the animals.
Victor Hugo
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