It would probably consistently a sandwich, a fruit, and a drink, right? Well, in Japan, they do it slightly differently. Of course they give There are them bentos, which simply means lunch in Japanese, but the way it & # 39; s presented is completely different. There & # 39; s all sorts of forms and ways of making bentos, so read on!
If you want have done, you will have what you want to put in a bentos, it & # 39; s up to you. to get: rice, wrapping seaweed, sausages, and eggs for the basics and some decorations.
Inside the hole, you can fill it with whatever filling you want whatever you feel going to make the onigiri, or riceball, first. Once you add the filling, cover the hole with rice. Next, take your wrapping seaweed and cut a rectangular strip out of it. You & # 39; re going to put the seaweed on the rice ball so that it acts as a place where your children can hold it to eat it.
While for 'sausages, we are going to make little octopus sausages. Take a sausage and cut an inch or so down from the end of the sausage. Next, make niches around the sausage and then pan fry them. While you' re frying them, the niches that you made will get the sausage to curl and make it look like its legs.
We are going to make an egg dish called Gaeranmali. This is simply a roled up omelet. Look up one of my other articles to figure out how to make that dish.
Teach your friends how to make this simple but fun way to eat lunch.
