Archive for the 'Dietary' Category - 22
Published by Biggie on July 6th, 2006 tagged meat, salad, thermal
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sliced mango and gold kiwi (more yellow and citrusy than regular green kiwis)
salad of red leaf lettuce, cilantro and raspberries
salad toppings: Caesar dressing, tomatoes, walnuts and more cilantro
teriyaki pineapple chicken meatballs from Aidells with homemade teriyaki sauce
Packed in my Nissan Stainless thermal lunch tote to keep all the salad stuff cool and not wilted.
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Published by Biggie on July 6th, 2006 tagged meat, salad, thermal lunch jar, lactose free | Comment now »
Having sent my husband off with the speed bento, next came my son’s lunch.
Chinese steamed bun, orange grape tomatoes, octo-dogs, over-easy fried quail’s egg (on its side), and blueberries. And of course, my son rejected the cute quail’s egg (but devoured the octodogs, as usual)!
Tip: When frying quail eggs, don’t try to break them […]
Published by Biggie on June 28th, 2006 tagged bento, dumplings or buns, eggs, meat, lactose free | Comment now »
This is my “roll out of bed and realize I haven’t planned today’s lunch” bento.
onigiri with ume katsuo furikake mixed in, plus umeboshi
steamed broccoli with soy ginger sauce from Whole Foods
pork & vegetable gyoza with dipping sauce
orange grape tomatoes
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Published by Biggie on June 28th, 2006 tagged bento, dumplings or buns, onigiri or sushi, rice, lactose free | 3 Comments »
Made this for my son and I to share while we were out today. Thai curry’s a little hot for him, so I mixed yogurt in to bring the heat level down so we could both eat from the same container (my Nissan Stainless Thermal Lunch Tote).
* Red Thai curry with chicken, eggplant and red […]
Published by Biggie on June 14th, 2006 tagged glutenfree, curry, poultry, rice, thermal lunch jar | Comment now »
Beautiful day in San Francisco today — must take my son to the park! Spring colors for him:
Flavored onigiri (red/green hana ebi, and sakura denbu), takuan and edamame — packed in my small 240ml box. BTW, the total capacity of a Japanese bento box is usually printed on the bottom of the box (in raised […]