Celebrations are in order for today my blog passed 10,000 hits!! Woohoo!! I will have to go celebrate by heading to Marukai or something. Thanks to everyone who comes back to see what I eat. I’d never have thought when I started that doing a bento blog could be so much fun. I [...]
Archive for July, 2007
Mahimahi and 10k!!!
Posted in bento, bento box, edamame, fish, mahimahi, rice, takuan, tuna, ume on July 31, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Mahimahi and 10k!!!
Posted in bento, bento box, edamame, fish, mahimahi, rice, takuan, tuna, ume on July 31, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Celebrations are in order for today my blog passed 10,000 hits!! Woohoo!! I will have to go celebrate by heading to Marukai or something. Thanks to everyone who comes back to see what I eat. I’d never have thought when I started that doing a bento blog could be so much fun. I [...]
Tuna fish w/ celery
Posted in bento, bento box, celery, toast, tuna on July 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I hate to cause heart attacks for people who come here every day looking to drool over yummy looking bentos, but I’ve been having a craving lately for tuna fish and celery sticks, so that’s what’s for lunch today. It’s mixed up with some Miracle Whip Light, black pepper, and sweet onion then topped with [...]
Tuna fish w/ celery
Posted in bento, bento box, celery, toast, tuna on July 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I hate to cause heart attacks for people who come here every day looking to drool over yummy looking bentos, but I’ve been having a craving lately for tuna fish and celery sticks, so that’s what’s for lunch today. It’s mixed up with some Miracle Whip Light, black pepper, and sweet onion then topped with [...]
Obon & Garden Update
Posted in garden, tomato on July 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I had planned on trucking the family to Jikoen Hongwanji Temple on Saturday but further reflection with Mr. Pikko resulted in us decided we really did not want to be wandering around Kalihi in the dark at night with two little kids. Instead we went back to the Wahiawa Ryusenji Soto Mission obon that we [...]
Obon & Garden Update
Posted in garden, tomato on July 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I had planned on trucking the family to Jikoen Hongwanji Temple on Saturday but further reflection with Mr. Pikko resulted in us decided we really did not want to be wandering around Kalihi in the dark at night with two little kids. Instead we went back to the Wahiawa Ryusenji Soto Mission obon that we [...]
Pot Roast Pork
Posted in bento, edamame, furikake, green beans, poke, pork, pot roast, rice, tofu on July 27, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I had wanted to do a Harry Potter bento for bentochallenge but I just haven’t felt the inspiration and last night I was bummed out over something so I ended up just watching King Kong and doing my bento this morning. I am definitely getting better at that by the way. We still end up [...]
Pot Roast Pork
Posted in bento, edamame, furikake, green beans, poke, pork, pot roast, rice, tofu on July 27, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I had wanted to do a Harry Potter bento for bentochallenge but I just haven’t felt the inspiration and last night I was bummed out over something so I ended up just watching King Kong and doing my bento this morning. I am definitely getting better at that by the way. We still end up [...]
Fukushima Ondo! (& Mochiko Chicken)
Posted in bento, cabbage, corn, furikake, kim chee, mochiko chicken, namul, rice, veggies on July 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Ever since I moved to Oahu in 1997, I’ve longed for that old feeling of excitement and fun from a bon dance song that us Hilo hicks only ever refer to as “becho”. I’d been to a couple during summers when I’d go home and last year I went to one in Wahiawa, one in [...]
Fukushima Ondo! (& Mochiko Chicken)
Posted in bento, cabbage, corn, furikake, kim chee, mochiko chicken, namul, rice, veggies on July 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Ever since I moved to Oahu in 1997, I’ve longed for that old feeling of excitement and fun from a bon dance song that us Hilo hicks only ever refer to as “becho”. I’d been to a couple during summers when I’d go home and last year I went to one in Wahiawa, one in [...]