To be honest, I have never celebrated Halloween in my life. Even though I am quite fond of watching thriller and horror films ;), I was never interested to join in the 'fun' of Halloween.
This is the first time that I make Halloween-themed meal, which, I am aware, looks more cute than scary :-). Well, I don't really like the idea of disgusting-looking food. It's interesting to see, but I don't think that I have the guts to eat something that looks like severed fingers or bloody eyeballs ;).
I have seen so many other bento sites with Halloween-themed bentos. Today I finally had the chance to make one as well!
I made two soy-sauce flavoured wizard rice balls. Somehow the wizards look a bit like Powerpuff Girls ;)! I guess, it's because of the humongous eyes! I used cucumber to make the green eyes, nori for the pupil and goat cheese for the shiny, starry-eyed look. The wizard's hat is from nori and cheese.
The three little Jack-o-lanterns are quail eggs which I coloured with orange food colouring. I also made two radish Jack Skellington look-alikes (next time I'll make the eyes bigger!)
This is the first time that I make Halloween-themed meal, which, I am aware, looks more cute than scary :-). Well, I don't really like the idea of disgusting-looking food. It's interesting to see, but I don't think that I have the guts to eat something that looks like severed fingers or bloody eyeballs ;).
I have seen so many other bento sites with Halloween-themed bentos. Today I finally had the chance to make one as well!
I made two soy-sauce flavoured wizard rice balls. Somehow the wizards look a bit like Powerpuff Girls ;)! I guess, it's because of the humongous eyes! I used cucumber to make the green eyes, nori for the pupil and goat cheese for the shiny, starry-eyed look. The wizard's hat is from nori and cheese.
The three little Jack-o-lanterns are quail eggs which I coloured with orange food colouring. I also made two radish Jack Skellington look-alikes (next time I'll make the eyes bigger!)
Happy Halloween, everyone! I will spend the evening watching a horror film with my husband :-).
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The wizards look friendly and so edible! kekekeke
ReplyDeletehappy halloween
wowww.. yummy .. awesome clicks :)
ReplyDeleteI knew you would make something extraordinary today (that is I thought about it when someone reminded me it was Halloween ;-) )
ReplyDeleteYour bento is amazing and I wouldn't be scared to devour it.
This is the cutest Halloween bento I've seen...love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing...so creative!
Happy Halloween and have a wonderful week ahead :-)
Dear Cooking we are looking those with Esperanza and we think they are adorable!!! you make the food look always beauty!! gloria
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I especially love the radishes :-).
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Alessandra
You know, they're really not into celebrating Hallowe'en in France at all. No costumes, no make-up, not even any pumpkins on display... bah :( Beautiful bento, but of course - they always are! Even the radish has a little face on it - it's so precious :D By the way, did you make the shrimps yourself (the ones rolled with the crispy batter/noodle stuff?
ReplyDeleteOmg - love your blog! Thanks for visiting my blog so that I got to discover all of the cuteness on yours. Great job!
ReplyDeletei like the little pumpkins..i'm sure i will enjoy eating this bento! have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteThe witches look cool, and I thought those jacks were orange tomatoes. The orange color came out very strong! Love the radish Skellingtons too :D
ReplyDeleteI never observe halloween as well. But I know for sure I will see lots chocolate and pumpkin for sale :))
ReplyDeleteHey, I like the flower design on your bento.
nice bento,amazing for kids
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking lunchbox dear. Excellent preparation.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
OMG, that is such an adorable bento box! Sooooo cute! And pray tell, which horror movie will you and the hubby be watching tonight? ;)
ReplyDeleteOw..your bento looks so cute, not scary at all...
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! The quail eggs look like those mini yellow-orange bell peppers and I love all the so detailed features in your bento! :D
ReplyDeleteCute 'powerpuff' eyes and I love them! Hee... ;P
Have an enjoyable horror film night! ;)
@ Charles - No, I didn't make the prawns myself, store-bought ;)! Well, they don't actually taste that good, I simply wanted to get some space in my freezer and so had to get rid of the last few pieces of them. They certainly look quite pretty though :).
ReplyDelete@ Carolyn Jung - Well, it wasn't exactly a horror movie, it's 'True Blood' ;).
ReplyDeleteNgaww...this is so cute!! Definitely one of my favourite halloween creations so far ;) I LOVE your jack-o-lanterns! Would never have thought they were made from quail eggs though!
ReplyDeletehow cute is this one! it's so adorable =) your blog is awesome and so are your Bento!!
ReplyDeleteAwww. Love your CUTE Halloween bento. I agree, I don't love the idea of eating scary looking Halloween food. Of course, my kids think it is a great idea. :)
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