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Wormy Teriyaki Bento

Yes. The easy to make, cheese eyes have me hooked so expect to see more of them.

Wormy Teriyaki Bento

Bento #163 • 19 September 2007

An easy bento to put together with quick chicken teriyaki. I sliced the chicken teriyaki for easier eating, then added eyes because it reminded me of a fat earthworm. Either that or a trilobite?

He’s resting on a bed of rice, microwaved from the freezer so that was easy too. As a side, I added two different Even Fancier Fishballs™; the white one with orange inside is crab roe, the green one is crabstick. For easier eating—they’re very slippery with chopsticks, I sliced them in half already. To season, I included a soy-fish with ponzu. Funny when you think about it. The worm’s much larger than the fish.

To balance the meal, I prepared a small kani salad, made of shredded iceberg lettuce, shredded crabstick, diced peaches, nori cut into stars and a little Hello Kitty cup of kewpie mayonnaise. All in all, a crunchy (thanks to the salad) and flavorful meal, prepared in roughly 20 minutes. Yay! Take that, Rachel Ray!

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6 Comments »

Comment by dementedchris
2007-09-21 21:19:38

Kawaii! What’s more, it looks delish! :D

Comment by kaoko
2007-09-24 00:00:22

It was :D

 
 
Comment by toni
2007-10-04 19:26:33

It’s so adorable!! It’d be great for kiddie baons too. :)

Comment by kaoko
2007-10-08 16:12:53

Yefyef! actually, i think all bento’s good for kiddie baon.

 
 
Comment by Mer Subscribed to comments via email
2007-10-11 07:48:15

I added you to my Google reader. I love the way you present your food. Keep the great ideas coming, k?

Comment by kaoko
2007-10-11 09:08:09

Thanks, so glad you like the site :D

 
 
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