Tonight was a rush.... with costumes to sew for tomorrow, and basically not very interested in eating, this was all about rushing, and eating what was available.
Here we have some home grown lettuce with homemade yogurt, and home grown blackberries, a birds nest of spaghetti with sauce in the birdy, carrots, felafel patties and some kiwifruit flowers left over from lunch.
Not particularly interesting, but lots of noms, and it all went down well.
Growing, cooking, eating, making and generally living at home with me.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Iskender for tea
I ordered the Easy-Lunchbox last year, and the set arrived while I was away. I thought it was time that I gave them a whirl.
Last night I put some leftover rice in the large compartment. With tabbouleh in the fridge, a Turkish iskender was totally on the menu.
While the falaffels were dry-frying, I harvested lettuce and cucumber, grated a carrot, and popped it all in the lunchboox with a little beetroot. In the small containers, hummus and a little left-over natural yogurt.
When the falafels were done, dinner was ready. And did I mention, I have tabbouleh and cooked falafels left-over for tomorrow. I did say I was the master of the letover... :D
I was impressed with the depth of the compartments in the easy lunchbox, it held enough for my dinner, which was nice, as I still treat this as the largest meal of the day. A little difficult to eat from cross-legged, but I could infact eat at a table.... (Being a Drama teacher often means I spend a lot of time sitting on the floor with my food.....)
Last night I put some leftover rice in the large compartment. With tabbouleh in the fridge, a Turkish iskender was totally on the menu.
While the falaffels were dry-frying, I harvested lettuce and cucumber, grated a carrot, and popped it all in the lunchboox with a little beetroot. In the small containers, hummus and a little left-over natural yogurt.
When the falafels were done, dinner was ready. And did I mention, I have tabbouleh and cooked falafels left-over for tomorrow. I did say I was the master of the letover... :D
I was impressed with the depth of the compartments in the easy lunchbox, it held enough for my dinner, which was nice, as I still treat this as the largest meal of the day. A little difficult to eat from cross-legged, but I could infact eat at a table.... (Being a Drama teacher often means I spend a lot of time sitting on the floor with my food.....)
Labels:
easy lunchbox,
falafel,
leftovers,
rice,
tabbouleh
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