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Ham & Egg Flowers – Tutorial

Learn how to make a bento staple that’s perfect for filling up gaps: ham & egg flowers.

 

Ham & Egg Flowers - Learn exactly how to make these classic bento box space fillers with the help of a video tutorial. They taste delicious, and can be prepared in mere minutes. No more empty spaces in your bento! | www.loveatfirstbento.com

Ham & Egg Flowers - Learn exactly how to make these classic bento box space fillers with the help of a video tutorial. They taste delicious, and can be prepared in mere minutes. No more empty spaces in your bento! | www.loveatfirstbento.com

It’s early. Too early. You’re packing up a loved ones bento box with all the delicious goodness you diligently prepared the night before, an assortment of colorful veggies and succulent meat packed full of flavor. You just know they’re going to have a big smile on their face as soon as they open it up for lunchtime. Everything’s almost perfect – except for that big, glaring gap in the middle of your bento box. And you have no more food left to fill up that horrifying void. 

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by Shannon

Flower Garden Soboro Bento

Unleash the flower power with this beautiful flower garden soboro bento box. Learn how you can easily transform this classic bento into an edible work of art.

 

Flower Garden Soboro Bento Box - Learn how to easily make a beautiful flower garden soboro bento that's almost too pretty to eat! Plus, a secret tip that makes decorating even easier. Recipe at loveatfirstbento.com

Flower Garden Soboro Bento Box - Learn how to easily make a beautiful flower garden soboro bento that's almost too pretty to eat! Plus, a secret tip that makes decorating even easier. Recipe at loveatfirstbento.com

Have you ever grown your own plants before? I can’t say I have a lot of experience with this myself, but just this summer, I decided to give growing some of my own herbs a try. When I say give it a try, I mean “go to the grocery store and buy their pre-potted herbs” kind of try. That still counts though, right? I ended up with a parsley plant, as well as a cute little shiso and mizuna plant I found at my local Japanese store.

In the beginning, I was quite diligent with my watering duties, and even used some of the parsley in an omelette (such a proud plant-mama moment). Fast forward a few weeks, however, and my parsley and mizuna plants had, quite literally, dropped dead. Needless to say, I am now tagged in every meme about killing plants on Facebook.

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by Shannon

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