Seriously so simple!
Showing posts with label kids bento lunch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids bento lunch. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
A Tale of Tuesday's Lunch
Happy Tuesday! I've been a bit lazy about posting the lunches I've made for the Creepy Kids. Here is a fairly simple bento I did today for the 6yo. Pb&jelly on wheat with apples and 3 ginger snaps.
Seriously so simple!
Seriously so simple!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
One Quick and Easy, One Not So Much
So far this week I have covered the extremes of lunch making. One of these lunches took about 7 minutes and one may have devoured closer to an hour. Good thing I get up early!
The Winnie the Pooh lunch was done to honor the fact that we finished reading the book. I love the illustrations so attempted to recreate one on the 5yo's sandwich. This was achieved by painting with a small round watercolor brush and food color. Recently I saw one brilliant mom using stamps in food coloring to imprint food. Not a bad idea and I'm sure a heck of a lot quicker! I really wanted to include some bees in this lunch and so used some roasted and lightly salted pumpkin seeds I had in the pantry and gave them stripes with black food coloring.
The second lunch was made using a Kings Hawaiian Roll leftover from Easter. It's a peanut butter and honey sandwich and to keep the honey from oozing out and making a mess I mixed the honey with the peanut butter before applying. A trick I picked up from a local restaurant. The 5yo has recently had a stomach bug so her appetite is a bit smaller than normal, which is why the tiny sandwich was a good fit.
The Winnie the Pooh lunch was done to honor the fact that we finished reading the book. I love the illustrations so attempted to recreate one on the 5yo's sandwich. This was achieved by painting with a small round watercolor brush and food color. Recently I saw one brilliant mom using stamps in food coloring to imprint food. Not a bad idea and I'm sure a heck of a lot quicker! I really wanted to include some bees in this lunch and so used some roasted and lightly salted pumpkin seeds I had in the pantry and gave them stripes with black food coloring.
The second lunch was made using a Kings Hawaiian Roll leftover from Easter. It's a peanut butter and honey sandwich and to keep the honey from oozing out and making a mess I mixed the honey with the peanut butter before applying. A trick I picked up from a local restaurant. The 5yo has recently had a stomach bug so her appetite is a bit smaller than normal, which is why the tiny sandwich was a good fit.
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