When I first started this blog, I posted what we had for dinner every Wednesday. The reasoning behind being to give the people back home a look at what people eat in Japan and also to show that it isn't all rice and fish and seaweed. Today, Sophie had the day off because of teacher training and Bailey was home pretty early with very little homework, I decided to let the kids help make dinner.
Can you guess what they are making with the help of a handy dandy 100 yen store purchase?
Bailey really put away dinner tonight. Don't know how we are going to keep him fed when he gets older.
Sophie liked dinner too and even requested the same thing tomorrow night. There is some leftovers but they will likely become my lunch tomorrow.
Our dinner was rice (half white, half brown), pot stickers/ pork dumplings with soy sauce for dipping and sesame spinach. We also had a mandarin orange for dessert. We made about 60 pot stickers/ pork dumplings so there was plenty to go round.
When I first started this blog, I posted what we had for dinner every Wednesday. The reasoning behind being to give the people back home a look at what people eat in Japan and also to show that it isn't all rice and fish and seaweed. Today, Sophie had the day off because of teacher training and Bailey was home pretty early with very little homework, I decided to let the kids help make dinner.
Can you guess what they are making with the help of a handy dandy 100 yen store purchase?
Bailey really put away dinner tonight. Don't know how we are going to keep him fed when he gets older.
Sophie liked dinner too and even requested the same thing tomorrow night. There is some leftovers but they will likely become my lunch tomorrow.
Our dinner was rice (half white, half brown), pot stickers/ pork dumplings with soy sauce for dipping and sesame spinach. We also had a mandarin orange for dessert. We made about 60 pot stickers/ pork dumplings so there was plenty to go round.
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Yumm that looks really good.
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