Recipe: Tasty Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento
Recipe: Tasty Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento. It turned out to be a charming, delicious, and pleasing cherry blossom viewing bento. If I were to add one tip, the sakura on the bamboo shoot is just for decoration. It adds a touch of the cherry blossom viewing flavor.
Celebrate the culture by learning more of Japan's cherry blossom festivals, such as Hirosaki and Nakameguro, plus how to make seasonal bento boxes.
Hanami Bento: Spring in a Box No Cherry Blossom viewing party is complete without colorful hanami bentos.
Specially prepared by professional chefs and home cooks throughout Japan for their customers and loved ones to enjoy during this important spring festival, these delightful bento boxes are brimming with the bounty of the season.
You can have Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento using 18 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento
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You need of First box.
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It’s of rice bowl's worth ・Bamboo shoot rice onigiri.
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You need of eggs ・Dashimaki tamago (Japanese-style rolled omelette).
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Prepare of including the leaves from the daikon radish ・Daikon radish and sakura blossoms pickles in sweet vinegar.
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Prepare of Second box.
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You need of ・Kara-age (fried chicken).
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It’s of ・Pork rolls with green beans and carrots.
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It’s of ・Miso tsukune (chicken patties) with lotus roots.
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It’s of ・Asparagus rolled with bacon.
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You need of cut into a heart shapes ・Wiener sausage.
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Prepare of cut into sakura shapes ・Glazed carrots.
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It’s of for decoration and adding color ・Cherry tomatoes & lettuce.
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Prepare of Third box.
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You need of i prefer combining crabsticks with komatsuna over deep-fried tofu ・Simmered komatsuna and crabsticks.
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It’s of with orange peels ・Sweet potato simmered with lemon.
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It’s of i overboiled mine… ・Nanohana dressed with Japanese mustard.
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Prepare of pieces ・Strawberries (I use the Amaou variety).
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You need of pieces ・Dekopon (Siranui citrus fruit).
Great recipe for Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento - Meatballs (Sakura Colored).
While thinking, "Can I make this without mochi rice?" I made this.
We rarely use mochi rice in our house.
When steaming, the goal is to steam until the rice is heated.
Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento step by step
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To make the daikon radish and sakura blossoms pickles in sweet vinegar: Combine the daikon radish and the salted sakura blossoms without removing the salt. Rub them together and let sit for a while. Gently squeeze the excess liquid, then simply soak in sweet vinegar..
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Take some sakura blossoms from the daikon radish and sakura blossoms pickles in sweet vinegar, pat dry the excess moisture (using a paper towel) and decorate the bamboo shoot rice onigiri to give a beautiful touch..
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For the main dish box: For the tsukune patties, finely mince the chicken breast meat, firm tofu, lotus root, and shiso leaves. Season with ginger, sake, and miso. Coat the tsukune with miso after they are cooked..
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I used a special miso from Nagoya for the miso, so there was no need for me to add any other seasonings! I coated the tsukune patties with the miso dissolved in a bit of water after they were finished cooking..
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For the side dishes: I added homemade orange peels which I stored in the freezer to my usual sweet potato simmered with lemon recipe. Refreshing..
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The "Nanohana Dressed with Japanese Mustard" recipe is "Nikoniko-poo"s recipe.
- Heres a bird's eye view..
The steamer will get sticky, so try not to let too.
Depachika versions include traditional items, Western foods, and new, innovative combinations, as well!.
If you're lucky enough to live in an area of the United States where cherry trees bloom.
Cherry blossom viewing is very informal, of course, and so finger foods and other casual foods are common.
Along with a bento filled with things like inarizushi (see recipe below), a group might bring along a small hibachi to grill yakitori (grilled chicken on a skewer) or kushidango, sweet rice dumplings brushed with a sugar-soy mixture.
