This 弁当 derive from my little prince's favourite children programmes - MamaMirables. The programme features animals and their characteristics.================================================
Ing: • Minced Meat + Mixed Peas + Breadcrumbs + Soya Sauce + Salt + Ketcup • Beaten Eggs + Finely Chopped Carrots • Japanese Rice + Sakura Pink Floss • Cherry Tomatoes + Mayo
Props: • Cute pricks • Cute diecuts of little animals for • Fav Lunch Box
Cost: $2.50 (300g Meat), $2.10 (10 Eggs), $23.80 (2kg Origin Japanese Rice Grain), $2.30 (Pink Floss), $0.15 (Carrot), $3.35 (A Pack of Walters Mixed Peas), $2.50 (Breadcrumbs),
$2 (Cherry Tomatoes), $4.80 (Mayo) (Actually All pricing stated applies for more than just what this bento require. It's not just for one time cooking. SO please do not based on that to judge the value of the meal)
Prep: Ard 45mins
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Ing + Props = Squeeze the rice to one corner of the lunchbox. Then, make use of partition to seperate the rice and the side dishes so that the taste will not be mixed. Then fix the cute pricks into the middle of meat so that it can give better access to tiny fingers. Always pack the food when it's fully cooled. DO NOT start packing when it's hot as it'll result in foul food. As tomatoes tend to have a raw smell, some japanese mayo to give with it will give more encouragement to children.
*Cue of e Day: Japanese Mayo seems less fattening than US Type Mayo. Try dissolving both type in warm water.
You can see the difference of both Mayo.*
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