How to Pack a Bento #4
Posted on
August 05, 2010 by
Debra
If you’ve been following my other series… “How to Pack a Bento”‘ , I’m happy to announce that I’ve combined it (for now) with the “Back-to-School” series with this new step-by-step video!
Details on this bento are posted here which explains a bit more about it’s contents and a few important tips about packing bentos for school. I also posted a recipe for the Chicken Tsukune here.
This bento is featured on “Coffee and Vanilla” roundup!
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Very nice! Thank you for the nice video, I’m sure it took quite an effort. I like your detailing.
Hi Bento Pet! Thanks and welcome to our bento blog! You are so nice to leave a supportive comment…you made my day!
nice description..
Thank you prince n princess mum!
Awesome!!! Thanks for the video, it really helps (^.^)
Hi Vanessa, Thank you! I’m glad to know that the videos are helpful. Keeps me going…
wow, and i was always wondering how you managed to get so many things to fit so nicely inside xD I never really knew how to use the lettuce, I just thought it was put on the bottom for decoration or something.
Thanks for the Video!
Thanks Lufflee! Yep, I use the lettuce a lot as baran and for decorative purposes too!
Great video! I’m looking forward to more Back to School bentos, very helpful.
Hi Laura, Welcome to our bento bloge! Thanks so much for the feedback. It keeps me going…
Your how to videos are always so helpful. You must have a large stash of goodies to be able to keep adding all that you need to make it just right! I usually run out of different things that I could use.
Hi Lyndsey, Yes I do keep a variety of produce and frozen foods as a bento-stash. If I don’t have berries, then it would be a radish, etc… Thanks so much for the compliments!
Your videos are so well done, Debra! I need to keep them in mind when I pack bentos, because sometimes I get so worried about placement. But thinking of each element makes it so much easier, like colors, and different tastes.
Hi Sonoma B., Thanks so much for your compliments…I keep making more!
Great tutorial Debra, love it
Thank you Margot!
Very nice and informative video, Debra. Thanks for taking the time to put it up and share with us so generously.