Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento

  1. To make the daikon radish and sakura blossoms pickles in sweet vinegar: Combine the daikon radish and the salted sakura blossoms without removing the salt.
  2. Rub them together and let sit for a while.
  3. Gently squeeze the excess liquid, then simply soak in sweet vinegar.
  4. Take some sakura blossoms from the daikon radish and sakura blossoms pickles in sweet vinegar, pat dry the excess moisture (using a paper towel) and decorate the bamboo shoot rice onigiri to give a beautiful touch.
  5. For the main dish box: For the tsukune patties, finely mince the chicken breast meat, firm tofu, lotus root, and shiso leaves.
  6. Season with ginger, sake, and miso.
  7. Coat the tsukune with miso after they are cooked.
  8. I used a special miso from Nagoya for the miso, so there was no need for me to add any other seasonings!
  9. I coated the tsukune patties with the miso dissolved in a bit of water after they were finished cooking.
  10. For the side dishes: I added homemade orange peels which I stored in the freezer to my usual sweet potato simmered with lemon recipe.
  11. Refreshing.
  12. The "Nanohana Dressed with Japanese Mustard" recipe is "Nikoniko-poo"'s recipe.
  13. Here's a bird's eye view.

rice bowls, eggs, pickles, chicken, rolls, chicken patties, rolled with bacon, sausage, carrots, decoration, crabsticks, lemon, strawberries

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/150641-cherry-blossom-viewing-bento (may not work)

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