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Eating in a box: Recession Bento

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Sunday, March 22, 2009. This would have been termed a Gluten Free Recession Bento had it not been for the condensed cream of mushroom I used for the Stroganoff. Had I found a good substitute, this menu would have been gluten free. One more note: With the exception of spices used, I bought everything else just to see how much I can squeeze and still have a good bento. Wanna guess the final cost? I'll tell you at the end of the post. Ok bottom line. Fina...

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Eating in a box: Slo Mo 3

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Sunday, February 26, 2012. A very noble intro, I actually used this bento as an excuse to acquire a 4th slow cooker. I'll post more on the new toy later). I pulled this " Saucy Succotash. What is more commonly served with pork than apples? I've done this recipe before, in fact in my first slo mo bento. Not a whole lot special to say here again, I went with the granny smith varietal since it seemed to work so well last time. Mock Wild rice risotto.

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Eating in a box: Polish Bento

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Friday, March 29, 2013. So for whatever reason my food blog news feeds have recently been posting more and more Polish food recipes. And when a meatball recipe came thru and I was pretty sure I had to do a Polish Bento. I'm going to keep this short and sweet. I'm thankful I had a chance to cook. I've been spending more time eating so expect a post of the places I've checked out in Austin. Klopsiki Pupeciki (Meatballs in Mushroom sauce). Food blogs I follow.

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Eating in a box: Strawberry Bento

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Friday, July 3, 2009. Better yet, my new found love of going to the local farmer's market had to play into the bento. So the mission was produce the strawberry bento supplemented with ingredients from the farmers market. I've learned a lot about looking at ingredients and trying to cast them in a new light than what I'm use to. This was a fun bento, and a welcome distraction from my busy schedule these days. Hopefully I can get back to a regular sc...Foodi...

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Eating in a box: TRIP: Melbourne Australia

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Sunday, June 7, 2015. Our first day we spent a lot of time walking around. Where we were staying (near Chinatown area) there are lots of narrow lane one way streets. Our first restaurant was Il Bacaro. More walking and we ended up at the Queen Victoria Market. It's part old style market with stalls of vendors sectioned into meats, cured goods, seafood and an open air section for veggies, fruits and various goods (souvenirs, leather goods, trinkets). That w...

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Eating in a box: NIB: Yasaka Ramen - No Ramen No Life

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Friday, May 1, 2015. NIB: Yasaka Ramen - No Ramen No Life. So in Austin we have two dedicated Ramen shops. To most of us growing up ramen was a 10 - 50 cent (depending if you go with the good stuff or not) package of fried noodles with a delicious hypertension inducing soup base. It's the mainstay of surviving on a budget in college so you can still have fun on the weekends. I hadn't had "real" ramen before trying it at Freddy's truck Michi. All of the bro...

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Eating in a box: NIAB: Slowcooker pulled pork

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Sunday, June 21, 2015. NIAB: Slowcooker pulled pork. So it's no surprise that the very first thing I purchased when I landed in Australia is a slow cooker. I was torn a bit, I like the simple off-low-high low tech version (great for a sous vide water bath when paired with a pid controller), but I opted for this multi function baby that has a removable non-stick insert that allows you to brown in the pot without taking up stove space. Food blogs I follow.

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Eating in a box: Tools of the Trade: Veggie Twister

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Tools of the Trade: Veggie Twister. As part of my next post I acquired a new toy! I've posted about a dinner. I made with zucchini ribbons as part of the dish and later a bento. There are many forms of this device, in the US there's plenty of infomercials that sell the "Veggetti", I personally went with a Paderno spiralizer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tools of the Trade: Veggie Twister. American Comfort Food Bento. Tasting...

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Eating in a box: Da Chang Mian Xian 大腸麵線: streetfood challenge

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Eating in a box. Bentos of every size and shape. Thursday, March 12, 2015. Da Chang Mian Xian 大腸麵線: streetfood challenge. Famous last words). Surely there was a recipe or something to go on. Sure, it was tasty, but I didn't burn it into my brain since there was little to no reason for me to want to replicate this dish. (had it been really cold I might have had a different impression). You can tolerate a post about pig intestine). After thoroughly rinsing the intestine I filled the pot with water added th...