


Eclectic chef combining both Malaysian Chinese heritage with an American lifestyle and Japanese food as art.
The sausage kind of warped a little bit while cooking, sadly. I should have thought of cooking first, then cutting. It is so cute though! There are little tulip nori sprinkled on the rice. The border is flaked salmon with teriyaki seasoning and sesame seeds. Some steamed veges left over from making the cheese cups (upper right) The cheese cups are just steamed broccoli, cauliflower and baby carrots, tossed in margarine and I sprinkled cheese shavings on them and nuked. The left one is the fruit cup, with mango, clementines and grapes. Too much yellow and not enough red though!






I should color some to make red and blue. Tee hee this is so much fun! They had umeboshi filling because I was rushing due to somebody.
Also, I thought this was cool as hell, the leftover seaweed looks so military.

This is my monkey enjoying his onigiri. He was starving when I was trying to get the food together. He gorged himself on two onigiri and some turkey breast slices and cheese as well as a cup of pureed spinach. He's not putting on any weight though ...


This is my first attempt at making a nice Bento for Sean. I know it looks so kiddy-like, but I really need to get more cutters! Tomorrow's Mission! It is pork balls on a bed of baby spinach, with baby carrot, turkey breast, cheese, shio goma furikake on rice.

My lunch tomorrow:

... because nattou is the best thing for my body right now.
Stewie's bento consists of an onigiri similar to mine, a bed of spinach, and this:

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O_o why does Blogger always put spaces under sentences where I didn't see them before? Grr.


You will need: (Serves 4)
4 servings Whole wheat spaghetti (or any kind of pasta if you prefer)
3 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil (the fresher the better)
4 cloves Chopped garlic
1/4 tsp Dried chili flakes
1/4 tsp Fennel seeds
1 tsp Parsley (dried or otherwise)
1 tsp Dried basil
2 cup Baby spinach
1 cup Sliced seedless green grapes (red for more color)
1 whole Grilled chicken breast, with salt and pepper and no skin
Optional: 1/2 cup diced red bell peppers
Sautee olive oil, garlic, chili, peppers, fennel, parsley, basil in a shallow pan. Add in chicken breast and spinach at the last minute. The warm heat will slightly wilt the spinach but that's okay.
Toss it into the drained and cooked spaghetti. Top off with the sliced grapes and serve.

