Somen: mother and son bentos
An outing to the children’s museum called for bentos for me and my toddler. Hot weather means cold noodles! I curled the somen into bite-sized nests before packing, making them very easy to grab and dip into the sauce. I poured the somen tsuyu into the upper left container in my box, added the green onions and karashi, and dipped the noodles into that. Very convenient to eat!
- cold somen noodles curled into bite-sized nests, with kizami nori and karashi (hot mustard)
- somen tsuyu (bottled dipping sauce for speed)
- green onions for the dipping sauce
- pan-fried shrimp and chive dumplings
- cherry tomatoes
- homemade Cajun creamed spinach (my son’s favorite)
- snack bento of blueberries and cherries
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