I made some Chicken Katsu last night for dinner and I had enough left over for Maranda and my lunch today. I packed my "tropical Bento box" it came with a cute cloth tote too. I love it. It's glittery too. This one you can even use in the microwave if you need to. Inside the large section I have rice with furikakae, chicken katsu, kumquat and green beans. The fruit side has pineapple, grapes and a strawberry.
I packed Maranda one too. I figured I was safe with it and she wouldn't mind eating it at school.
I made the chicken katsu a little different than usual, because I cut the chicken breasts up before frying them. I thought it would be easier. I don't know if that was the case though.
After dipping in egg beaten with spicy mustard and garlic ginger paste. Then dredge in the panko mix. I pan fried mine in a little grape seed oil. You can store extras in individual servings in ziplock bags and freeze. Pull them out when you need it for a lunch or snack.
great shot of the kids on the beach! we've got snow and rain today. would love a stroll on the beach.
ReplyDeleteI love the tropical lid for your bento and your lunch looks yummy too. you could make my lunch any day. :)
Parma with Panko? What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI never became the same shoe size as my Mom when she was alive - tho I'm there now. We did get to share jewelry and that was a lot of fun.
Love your Aloha box!
Keep the bento coming! I will wait patiently hehehe ... Delicious bento Lyn :)
ReplyDeleteThe katsu sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteAnd your bento was so pretty!
Very cute bento!
ReplyDeleteIt's not lame, I love seeing them! Chicken katsu sounds great! Sounds like you have a really rough schedule, I hope the time goes by fast.
ReplyDeleteIt is great to have the chance to 'scroll' back to your old bento! Looking forward for more to come! :D
ReplyDeleteThe chicken katsu looks so delicious and love the tropical bento box!
The katsu sounds yummy!!! love all the pictures too ^_^
ReplyDeleteI didn't know its name...katsu!...but I've made it too, with the Panko. They are so tasty. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAgain, love the photo of the little kids on the beach at sunset.
Check out my beach scenes, on my blog...can't resist taking them.
Susan - thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the beach shots too. I do like to throw them in there.
ReplyDeleteJudy - thanks so much. Sorry to hear you lost your mom so early.
Lia - thanks you are the best!
Indie.Tea - thank you, have a wonderful day!
Peggy - thank you for visiting
OhayoBento - oh you're so kind, thanks. I wanted all my bentos to be in the same place too.
Kids Dream Work - thank you, it's nice to hear. I will try to keep them coming!
Lina - again thanks. You're so encouraging.
Elisabeth - often they make chicken katsu from a chicken breast then slice it when it's served to you. I will check out you beach photos...I can't resist either.