The basket is filled with 2 chick-onigiris, my version of quick and super simple Pork Bulgogi, 3 piccolinis, 2 half- hardboiled eggs (meant to look like chicks in a seal costume), a few pieces of strawberries, 2 slices of kiwi, a few pieces of grapes, red currant and lettuce.
Quick Stir-Fried Pork Bulgogi
- 500 grams pork, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 7- 8 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 - 2 tablespoons hot pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons Gochujang (Korean hot pepper paste)
- Sugar to taste
- Toasted sesame seeds
- Heat oil in a wok. Stir fry pork, minced garlic and onion slices.
- When slightly brown, add soy sauce, hot pepper flakes, Gochujang and sugar.
- Continue frying until the pork is cooked.
- Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds and serve hot with rice.
If you are a careful observer, you would have noticed that the chick in the bear costume has a much friendlier expression in last two the pictures of this post. I didn't like his grumpy face at all, so I finally changed his eyes and made them smaller and slightly rounder.
He still looks sad, but doesn't he look like a more well-behaved chick ;)?
That's it for now, it's getting quite late again here. I hope I can post my Peter Rabbit cake tomorrow. I have made the figurines but haven't baked the cake yet. Hopefully I can complete the cake tomorrow!
Your edible art work is so cool. Not just that, it actually looks delicious. I don't think I have the heart to eat the two chicks parading as bears but I'll be glad to eat the bulgogi and the egg chicks on top of it.
ReplyDeleteThis is so darn cute!!!! I'm convinced that you have magical power..
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Who is eating this bento box everyday?! That's what I'm curious right now... So envious!
ReplyDeleteChicks in pig suits. There is nothing cuter in the entire world. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most creative bento I have ever seen :)
ReplyDeleteOH MY! The little chicken is wearing a pig suit! That's seriously too cute for words. How do you do this?!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute....
ReplyDeleteI want to eat lunch at your house! So cute!
ReplyDeleteEs un cuadro, que cosa tan bonitas haces
ReplyDelete@ Everyone - Love ya! You're all so kind :D)
ReplyDelete@ Nami - My husband and I always eat the bento meals, we're just a household of two (well, plus our four furry, long-eared creatures, but they don't eat bentos ;))
these are far too cute to be eaten. They belong in an art museum. who is the lucky that gets to eat this everyday? :)
ReplyDeleteI don't think the chick looks unfriendly, just surprised! Either way, both look cute :) You are very talented, another brilliant bento!
ReplyDeleteBento looks amazing as well as delicious. Just for our benefits may I request you to share with us step by step preparation pics in your later posts. It would really help me to learn this delicious preparation.
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What a parade! Love This..
ReplyDeletecute,HAPPY EASTER
ReplyDeletengaww....the chicks are so cute! I wouldn't want to eat them! Happy Easter! :D
ReplyDeleteEverything in that basket looks so cute and adorable...Love it..
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you and your family!!
I love how your bento creations are so colourful and so delicious at the same time! And I've bookmarked this bulgogi recipe to try later. It sounds fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable! I need to learn how to do this - I bet my daughter would eat her meals if they were this cute!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious as well as adorable! You are so creative!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
lol CG i love how u pay attention to the small details...like the size of the eyes to make it look friendlier ;) you're too funny! another great bento box as always!
ReplyDeleteLook delicious and cute!
ReplyDeleteOMG! so cute!!!!!!!!!! Happy Easter! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so impressive!! Qwish I could do something close to this. Really fantastic!
ReplyDelete@ Deepa - Thanks for the suggestion, Deepa :). I'll try to make some tutorials in the future, but I cannot guarantee to do it all the time because I am often short on time.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun bento idea, beautifully realized, CG! You put such effort and creativity into your bento productions and posts, I'm so impressed! Yummy recipe, too :D
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter and happy spring dear!
The things you can do with bento boxes (brings me back to my childhood and my mom's creative bento lunches). Love the Easter-inspired additions. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteWow! AWESOME!!! Especially those 2 chicks in costumes! :D
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! So creative and perfect for the kids! So glad you visited me the other day so I could find your blog~ I am following you now!
ReplyDeleteAwwww! So cute!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this is sooooo adorable! Too adorable to eat!
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