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Hanami is a long-standing Japanese tradition of welcoming spring. Also known as the "cherry blossom festival," this annual celebration is about appreciating. I made Hanami bento (picnic lunch box) and enjoyed Hanami !!
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To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have cherry blossom viewing lunch box (great for kids) using 11 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Cherry Blossom Viewing Lunch Box (Great For Kids):
- Prepare 1 Tiny hamburgers
- Prepare 1 Boiled quail eggs and meat balls
- Make ready 1 Karaage (Japanese fried chicken)
- Take 1 Mario Brother's Super Mushroom
- Prepare 1 Chikuwa
- Make ready 1 Sliced pork "flower" wrap
- Take 1 Rolled sandwiches (ham and cheese)
- Prepare 1 Rolled sandwiches (nori and ham)
- Take 1 Wiener sausage flower shaped
- Take 1 Chakin kabocha squash bundles
- Get 1 Rolled kamaboko
Every year, Japan's cherry blossoms first appear in the southern island of Okinawa in March then move northwards to the northern island of Hokkaido by early May. Trays, lunch boxes, "sushi-bachi" (plates), steamers, salad bowls, and many more are made by thinly shaving Japanese cedars, which have perfect straight grains. Then, the shavings are boiled, bent, and tied up with bark from cherry blossoms. Recently, ice pails and Japanese sake bottles are being.
Instructions to make Cherry Blossom Viewing Lunch Box (Great For Kids):
- Mini Hamburgers: Cut the meat balls in half. Slice the cherry tomato horizontally, and cut the sliced cheese into 9 equal sections. Skewer and secure (including some lettuce) with a food pick.
- Super Mushroom: Cut the cherry tomato in half. Remove seeds and fill with some mayonnaise. Place it on the boiled quail egg. With a straw, cut small round shapes out of the sliced cheese. Decorate the top of the tomato with them to make a "super mushroom".
- Cut the chikuwa lengthwise. Make shallow crisscross cut on inside surface. Place the filling on the outside and roll it up. Secure with 2 food picks and cut in half.
- Cut the carrot into thin rectangular slices. Microwave the carrot and green beans together. Season the sliced pork with salt and pepper and wrap the vegetables. Season with your favorite sauce.
- Cut the kamaboko into 2-5 mm slices. Roll it up and secure it with a toothpick.
- Chakin kabocha squash bundles: Microwave the kabocha squash, mash it while still hot, and add salt, pepper and mayonnaise. Form into little dumplings with plastic wrap.
- Here is a picture of tiny hamburgers, karaage fried chicken, Super Mushrooms, rolled chikuwa, and the sliced pork "flower" wraps.
- These are the rolled sandwiches, broccoli, flower wiener sausage, corn cream croquettes, rolled kamaboko, and the chakin kabocha squash bundles.
- Rice balls and inarizushi: (seasoned ground chicken, edamame, and imitation crab with mayonnaise) and (seasoned ground chicken, sakura denbu / fluffy pink flaked fish, and flower shaped carrot).
Yummy Lunch Ideas for packed lunch boxes - EasyLunchboxes. Also known as the "cherry blossom festival," this annual celebration is about appreciating the temporary beauty of nature. People gather under blooming cherry blossoms for food & drink, especially bento lunch boxes. Sakura (Japanese cherry blossom) season in Tokyo is highly awaited and is marked by hanami flower viewing parties. Cherry blossom festivals in Tokyo tend to involve street food, so you can Also, hanami bento are popular during this season.
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