Bear enjoying onsen during autumn. I'm planning to visit at least one during winter, hope that it will be snowing then. :)
Bear is rice onigiri, which I moulded and pan fried by brushing on some soya sauce, till a crust is formed. This helps the rice to hold its shape in the soup. The bear is soaking in miso soup and is covered with a nori towel. Autumn leaves are cut out from egg sheet.
I also cooked gyoza and nori tamago for this meal.
Made these simple snack boxes for my boys using an acorn and leaf cutter. I almost forgotten I had these cutters, got them after autumn last year and this is the first time I'm using them. -_-
Where to get same or simlar items used in today's post:
I love the super cute autumn bears! I have never fried onigiri before and I must give it a try, they look delish!:)
ReplyDeleteTk u, Rina. :)
DeleteI love the onsen!!!! super cute with the carrot leaves cut outs!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Shirley. :)
Deletelove the idea of the bear in an onsen, so creative!
ReplyDeleteWhat a piece of art! I love the bear in the fall leaves. He's adorable! The leaf cutter sandwiches are really nice also....great photography as well. I like the addition of the real leaves. They add a nice pop of color to your scene!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Jenni. :)
DeleteI love your onigiri bears! Everything you make is so beautiful! I think your backgrounds add a lot to the feel of the meal. I feel like I'd be sitting down at a table under a tree with the wind blowing gently. Hahaha... Your presentation really is awesome. ^^
ReplyDeleteTk u, Spoonfox. :)
DeleteI love your autumn bear! He is adorable.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Koogle. :)
DeleteCan you share what kind of tool you used to cut out the mini leaves? Looks so beautiful, I wanna make a bento for my daughter too. thanks. Your kids are very lucky.
ReplyDeleteIt's a veggie cutter, something like the ones I shared in the links at the end of the post.
DeleteCan you share what kind of tool you used to cut out the mini leaves? Looks so beautiful, I wanna make a bento for my daughter too. thanks. Your kids are very lucky.
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