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Bento No 306 |
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Foxy! |
Have you ever seen a panda face sushi or a flower maki sushi? Fancy maki sushi or decorative sushi roll, whichever way you may call it. I have been procrastinating for a long long time to make something of similar for my boy's bento after I had seen beautiful ones created by
Karen Wee's Bento Diary. Last night, I found a video on how to make a fancy sushi here -
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-make-a-fancy-maki-sushi?sourcelink=playlist#playlist-urlname=how-to-make-a-fancy-maki-sushi. It looks quite daunting and complicated to make such a huge sushi roll as shown in the video. However, I marvel at the Japanese chef's sushi art. If you own decorative tools, it will make the job a lot easier, I guess. But I don't. Nevertheless, I was quite encouraged and inspired by the sushi art. And after watching the video several times and taken note of the technique of folding and handling the roll, I decided to create a simple one using tamagoyaki and imitation crabstick (the ears) instead of just sushi rice for the entire roll.
Honestly, I have no idea what to expect this morning. My finished product has a pair of pointed ears (imitation crabstick) and square face (tamagoyaki). After decorating the facial with nori, I presented it to my son and asked him "What kind of animal is this?" He replied "A fox?" unconvincingly. In the box, he has edamame, imitation crabstick, grapes and Japanese cucumber on top of his maki sushi.
On a separate note, my 5 years old boy is able to write all the characters in his Chinese name. Another milestone!! Last Sunday, we had a house visit from his form teacher, Fu Laoshi (
符老师) about his progress in his school. Overall, he is doing well. There are two areas he need to improve i.e. his spoken language in Mandarin and fine motor skills such as cutting using scissor.
2 comments:
Aww...thank you for sharing my blog linked! And you did it great job!
It's my pleasure to share :) Your bento is an inspiration for bento lovers!
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