3 Egg Mayonnaise Bread Bento

Maureen
Maureen
February 27, 2012
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Hello world! It’s bento time again!
Thank you so much for all your lovely feedback. It is an encouragement for me because I am very new to the bento world.
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Today, I have made 3 different bentos from this flowery pancup. Magn from J-Mama & Baby has kindly sponsored this bread cutter, I am so exited to use it!
How to make flower shape bread?
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1. Press down the cutter on top of the bread.
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2. Pull out the unwanted bread.
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3. Press the flower shaped bread into the metal baking cup, provided in the bread cutter box.
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4. There are other shapes too but I love flowers, so I made 3 flower shaped bread.
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5. Place it into the oven toaster for 5 mins.
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TA-DAH! And the flower shaped bread is done! You can add in any fillings such as tuna, egg mayonnaise, fruits etc.
For me, I decided to make egg mayonnaise because I am still on soft diet this week.
How to make egg mayonnaise?
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1. Boil an egg and chop the egg finely.
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2. Add in mayonnaise, salt and pepper.
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3. Mix well.
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Looks very easy, isn’t it? Now you can start creating your bread designs! I am not the bento expert yet, so these are the 3 designs I did with my three bread and limited ingredients for that day. I only have carrots, cauliflower, cherry tomatoes and two leftover taiwan sausages.
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My first bento was done in a jiffy! Egg mayonnaise were added into the flower shaped bread and I cut out a tulip carrot and placed it on top.
Inside the box: Egg mayonnaise, bread, carrot, cabbage.
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I like my second bento the most. Carrots were first placed in the bread before adding the egg mayonnaise. It felt like my Rilakkuma is playing in a garden.
Inside the box: Egg mayonnaise, bread, carrot, cabbage, cherry tomatoes, cauliflower.
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I actually wanted to make a frog but realized I have no more cucumber in my fridge. So I made a simple face instead. I love the hat food pick, it is so cute!
Inside the box: Egg mayonnaise, bread, carrot, cabbage, cherry tomatoes, cauliflower, taiwan sausages.
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If you want to make bento for your kids, visit J-Mama & Baby website. Magn is actually a Singaporean mum living in Japan, so many of her bento stuffs are actually imported. I know there a lot of online bento shops around, but I chose J-Mama & Baby because it is based in Singapore, so I don’t have to wait for a long time before my bento arrives to my doorstep.
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