Recipe: Appetizing Cherry Blossom Bento Box 2013

Cherry Blossom Bento Box 2013. I just wanted to leave a record of what I made! There's a Japanese saying that goes, "Cherry blossom viewing is more about eating the dumplings than looking at the flowers," so I added some mitarashi anko dumplings this time. Hanami is a long-standing Japanese tradition of welcoming spring.

Perfectly sized for bringing lunch to school or to the office. Includes two stacked compartments stacked separated by fitted plastic lid--great for separating two different dishes. FESTIVAL FOOD Hanami Bento: Spring in a Box No Cherry Blossom viewing party is complete without colorful hanami bentos. You can cook Cherry Blossom Bento Box 2013 using 9 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Cherry Blossom Bento Box 2013

You need 4 of Wiener sausages.
Prepare 4 of Inarizushi.
You need 3 of Tamagoyaki.
It's 6 of Meatballs.
You need 5 of Mini karaage fried chicken.
Prepare 2 of Ham & Daikon Sprout Rolls.
It's 3 of pieces Broccoli.
Prepare 2 stick of Mitarashi anko dumplings.
Prepare 7 of Strawberries.

Specially prepared by professional chefs and home cooks throughout Japan for their customers and loved ones to enjoy during this important spring festival, these delightful. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This listing is for a beautifully handcrafted oval shaped with cherry blossom print Japanese bento box made with natural cedar wood using the traditional magewappa crafting technique. The Two-Tier Cherry Blossom Square Bento Box features a tasteful floral pattern and two compartments allowing for convenient preparation for an outdoor gathering with family or friends. These elegant cherry blossom bento boxes are a great way to bring a touch of refreshing spring-like energy to your lunch however cold the season!

Cherry Blossom Bento Box 2013 instructions

Just make everything into cute shapes for a proper cherry blossom viewing-style picnic..
There's a Japanese saying that goes, "Cherry blossom viewing is more about eating the dumplings than looking at the flowers," so I added some mitarashi anko dumplings this time..

These Cherry Blossom Cookies are not only pretty to look at, but they are delicious! Enjoy crispy and buttery cookies with salt pickled cherry blossoms, decorate the side of cookies with sparkling sugar It's perfect finger food for a picnic and packs well in the bento box! These bento boxes were typically eaten during hanami (cherry blossom viewing) or at outdoor tea ceremonies. The samurai warlord Oda Nobunaga also popularized bento by distributing simple meals at his castle to the many people stationed there. A bento box is usually shaped like a box and contains rice, vegetables and fish or meat, divided into sections.