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Everyday meals
Here are recipes and photos of my everyday bentos. I aim towards healthy portion-controlled and varied meals. I do not stick on a particular cuisine: every cuisine has some spice to add to our everyday life!
My recipes tend, as much as possible, to be completely homemade.

If you want to see more about my vegetarian and dessertarian cooking skills...


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Naturally green colored rice

Bento content: rice with cabbage and courgette, pickles, lump-fish egg, broccoli, egg, nori, carrot, pasta.

As usual there are carrots and cabbage hidden underneath the nice broccoli trees. This bento came out naturally without any previous thought. Somehow it was a good surprise the way it came out! It was a pleasure to see the bento slowly create this picture. The previous ones were drawn or thought at least before I started cooking. 


I'll give you the recipe of my green coloured rice (it was much more green than on the photo). You can find other ways to naturally colour rice on Maki's blog entry.

Green coloured rice:
5cm of courgette, 2 leaves of green cabbage, 1 cup of rice, 2 cups of water, half of a stock cube.

Mince the vegetables (I use a sharp knife, but if you have a blender...). Then, cook all the ingredients all together over high heat until it the water boils. Then cover the pan with a lid and put over low heat until all the water is absorbed.

Hihi, I really enjoyed this bento it was really tasty.

Location: Lyon
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Comments
(Anonymous)

Trés original l'oeuf avec sa couronne de carotte et trop mignons tes onigiris, je peux en avoir
CVALOU

It's a great idea to color rice with natural ingredients. I usually use some Vahiné "colorant alimentaire" but unfortunately it only exists in yellow, red and green...any idea to get blue rice?

If I have to use food colouring I usually buy mine in England. I know that French people are afraid of blue food colouring...and I really have no idea to obtain blue naturally. Blueberries give a purple colouring. (This was my only idea of blue food I had)

(Anonymous)

why am I looking at these bentos? They seem very appetising. I am hungry and I should not look that! mmmmhhhhh