How do I make a japanese bento?

i want to take one to school, but I have no idea what to put in it.How do I make a japanese bento?
Get a rectangular container, maybe a ziploc case?

Fill half of it with white rice and you can put something on it. For example, furikake, which is flavored powder to add the rice some flavor.

On the other side, you must must must have some tamagoyakis. They are egg rolls. Not the chinese egg rolls, they are made entirely of egg. You mix the egg and poor it into a frying pan. Once the egg is cooked midway, start rolling the egg into a roll and cut the finished roll into one-bite sizes.

Another thing you can add is fried fish. The most common fried fish used in Japnese bento's are salmon. Just cook some in a frying pan and put them in.

And then, put in some fried vegetables like cabbage, carrots, onions, green pepper, etc. Just season and stir some up in a pan and there you go!

That's a traditional Japanese bento right there!

I hope this helps!How do I make a japanese bento?
Prepare some certain bento lunch box and some paper divider or small cup/tray in the box at any Sanrio character shop or Japanese/Asian goods store. You may try to make your own bento box by yourself.



Imagine your favorite foods, which are not too juicy or oily and well cooked for not being able to be spoiled by the time to dine out. Food goes often bad so quickly in hot condition.



You can put anything what you want into the box. If you don't like steamed rice, you may substitute bread or cooked noodle. There is no rule or standard for bento. It is sort of homemade catering. You don't need to put any dislike things in it.



One thing important is the view and color. Cute and beautiful arrangement should stimulate appetite instinctively.



Sort of fried chicken, cutlet, egg and mini tomato are very common in Japanese normal bento combo. Small bag of sauce or mayonaise should be added when you actually dine separatedly (because if you put those dressing in advance, it could be messy when you try to dine actually.)



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It is a sort of serviced meal when you are on air flight. The difference is you can choose all what you want to dine.



Your creativity and cooking sense can be the clue how to make it. If the box is microwavable and you really need warm dish, you'd better try a few minutes microwave before trying for fine dining ocassionally.How do I make a japanese bento?
Both of the answers above are correct.



If you want a cute bento then here are some super cute recipes. ^_~



http://www.cookingcute.com/recipes.htm