The search bears fruit (figuratively AND literally)

As I have mentioned before, finding quail eggs has been a perpetual thorn in my side.  I have been to over a dozen stores, from local asian markets, gourmet groceries and “world foods” vendors to chain stores like Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and the like.  Although I didn’t find quail eggs, I did go back a […]

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An elephant’s faithful, 100% (Kindergarten Bento #40)

Elephants were requested by Kidlet today.  The box is a new lock and lock that I picked up from Uwajimaya yesterday. I want to post about that trip, it was a good one!  Probably tomorrow.  There’s no school, so most likely no bento to post anyway. PB and honey on whole wheat, a lunchmeat (hand cut) […]

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Open Ended Art – Matisse (it’s stART too!)

This weeks open ended art project theme is “Matisse”.  It’s a new thing; Open Ended Art will feature a specific artist once a month.  We read “When Pig-Asso met Moo-Tisse” and “Drawing with Scissors” as well as checking out some Matisse art on the internet to get familiar with his work. I really loved this […]

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Is a giraffe a grasslands animal? (Kindergarten Bento #39)

I don’t know if a giraffe is actually a grasslands animal.  They eat leaves, which means they need trees and there aren’t a lot of trees in the grasslands?  I don’t know; the unit information page had little mini animals printed all over it, and it had giraffes and I adore them; Giraffes are my “can’t […]

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FNCCC – Claire Robinson

  This week’s Food Network Chef’s Cooking Challenge features Claire Robinson.  This is one of the rare weekend only shows (5 Ingredient Fix) that I have actually seen a few times.  When it first premiered I watched several episodes.  I like her; seems very warm and approachable, and her recipes are very easy (with only […]

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It’s delicious! I’m not Lion! (Kindergarten Bento #38)

The unit this week in Kidlet’s kindergarten class is “grassland animals”.  The Lion is also the school’s mascot, so I decided that was the grassland animal I’d start with this week.  Lion is turkey and cheddar on a sesame seed roll with meat and cheese features, scallion whiskers and carrot curl mane.  The eyes are […]

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Kidlet’s Foray into Food Photography

When I was photographing today’s bento lunch, Kidlet asked if he could take the picture today.  Why not?  It’s digital, it’s not like its going to waste film.  “sure,” says I. I thought I’d get a blurry photo or two of the whole lunch, perhaps off center.  Instead, I got these:  Maybe I should have […]

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In a hurry (Kindergarten Bento #37)

The art literacy program at my son’s school is provided solely by volunteers on a class by class basis.  There were no takers for kidlet’s class, so although I’m not particularly *artisitic* or passionate about any specific artists, I decided to take it on so he and his Kindergarten class wouldn’t go without the program. […]

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Menu Plan Monday: 11/2 – 11/8

I only managed to stick to my menu plan for half the week last week.  Going to carry over a couple recipes since I have the ingredients for them. I really liked the Bacon Cheeseburger Wellingtons; the boys had mixed reactions.  I ended up using some hamburger from the freezer that had been pre-cooked with […]

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