Steak, Toasts and Salad Bento

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As promised, here's my husband's non-charaben (character bento) bento lunch: beef steak, toasts and salad. One thing which I like about making this type of bento is that it's absolutely not time-consuming, it's just like normal cooking. The only difference is you simple assemble everything in a bento box instead of a plate. I quite like the look of this bento lunch, it's simple but somehow elegant. I think I will make more bento lunches like this in the future :).

CG's Simple Salad
  • Cucumber
  • Tomatoes
  • Corn kernels
  • Mozzarella cheese
  • Black olives
  • Sweet peppers
  • Olive oil
  • Dried majoram
  • Ground black pepper




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30 comments:

  1. They look good to me, and healthy too! That's what I'm planning to do since I don't have much materials :)

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  2. Wow, that's gorgeous! I would love to have this for lunch!

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  3. OMG ! Bento looks so cute and awesome. Great preparation.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  4. wow!!! this is beautiful in presentation! your salad looks delicious~ i love packed veggie salads!

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  5. ermm..i feel like going out to sea on a sampan to have a picnic after looking at your bento!! HAHAHA!!!

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  6. I don't know why, but I'm drawn to the absolute straightness of your toast points. What a great contrast to your slices of beef!

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  7. I like this salad, and pictures are great!

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  8. Hi from France.
    You've got a superb blog and your bentos... wooo, gorgeous.

    PS : Oh, sometimes I wonder : "how can she close her bentos ?"

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  9. Deliciosa y preciosa como siempre.

    Saludos

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  10. @ Anonymous - You've got a point there and actually this question has been asked by some other people too ;). I usually eat my bento meals at home, so I never really have to close the bento box, I also like to arrange the foods that some protrude from the box for the sake of pretty photos. If I want to carry the bento box somewhere else, I would definitely make some of the bits and pieces smaller that it's possible to close the box.

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  11. Hi CG, your traditional bento looks yummy too! :D
    Btw, I've got some awards to share with you! http://lyntrinix.blogspot.com/2011/05/another-surprised-on-mothers-day.html

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  12. Aw, you always present everything so nicely. Well done, I'm not the hughest fan of olives but I even want to eat them now!

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  13. wow- the site is so full of interesting recipes and COLOR! love it! will come here for inspiration, since the oriental side of cooking is the most distant for me- you have it all covered!

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  14. Your husband is so lucky! I won't even show this to my partner,otherwise he'll demand me to make this for his lunch too! ;-D It looks really great!

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  15. This looks so yummy, what a lucky guy! Your toast looks perfect too, now I am craving toasts!

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  16. Beautiful presentation, and I love your wooden bento box!

    ciao
    Alessandra

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  17. That is absolutely beautiful.

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  18. oh, so this is an adult bento..though it doesnt look cute as the kindergarten lunches, but they still look great and appealing!

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  19. It is lovely because you made it that way. You have an artistic eye.

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  20. So lovely! I'd love this for my lunch tomorrow. :)

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  21. very good this salad,i know,with toasts bread,delicios

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  22. Even when it is non-character bento, it still looks beautifully neat!

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  23. Looks comforting bento lunch. I don't mind to have this everyday too :)

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  24. Thanks for the reply ! (Indeed i didn't read all the comments... I'd rather watch your creations -sorryyyy-).
    Whatever, this will remain an inspiration for my lunches !"Je ne puis que t'encourager dans cette voie". Thanks for sharing all this with every day.
    Elo'

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  25. Wow a steak bento... my husband will envy your husband for sure. I start to feel you don't need plates or bowls in your house, but you need all sorts of bento box! :-)

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  26. @ Nami - I do actually find filling in bento boxes very charming ;)! I still use my plates and bowls of course, but for something artistic, bento boxes are just better (at least that's what I think at the moment...;)).

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