Posted in All Mixed Up, Food, Home Cooked, tagged "Cassarole", Baked, Coconut, Food, Li Hing, Pineapple, Sweet potato on April 23, 2023| 2 Comments »
The three sweet potato/yams, washed, steamed, peeled, sliced.
Salt, pepper.
The Mouse was going to add canned pineapple chunks, but found fresh pineapple with li hing powder.
Too much orange. The Mouse debated marshmallows but finalized with shredded coconut.
Into the toaster oven to warm and toast the coconut.
The coconut definitely better, less sweet, added texture. For an unplanned “throw together and hope for the best” dish, not bad. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Bento, Eating Out, Food, Home Eats, Lunch, tagged Bento, Food, Leftovers, Sweet potato, Turnip on March 2, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse, working from home, nothing fancy eats.
Pastele, rice (about two and a half bites), sweet potato.
With ginger, one dried date. The turnip absorbed the spiciness of the ginger. Salt added before serving. The water from cooking the turnip made for soup base for The Cat’s noodles, turnip-y and ginger-y. Hee hee.
The rest of the rice, pastele bite, leftover yuba rolls, fried pork crumb, sweet potato, turnip. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Condiments, Bento, Potato, tagged Food, Sweet potato, Bento, li hing mui, roast pork on November 1, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Just a bento from the grocery store, not clearance (a rarity). Hee hee.
The Mouse added purple sweet potato and li hing prunes. Mmm! 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Hot Dog, Potato, Sandwich, tagged Food, Hot dog, Sweet potato on October 25, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Hot dogs and hamburgers, fitting meat to bread is difficult. Even MickyD is not perfect.
The Mouse’s lunch.
Hot dog sandwich, Kewpie mayonnaise, Bulldog sauce, sandwich roll, roasted sweet potato. Meat fits bread. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Home Eats, Home Lunch, No-Recipe, Vegetables, tagged Food, Sweet potato, Vegetables on April 21, 2022| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse didn’t know what he wanted to eat for lunch. Started with a bowl of boiled vegetables
Dressed with vegetable oil, sea salt, and black pepper. The Mouse wanted a little more (he thought he might get hungry after).
The Mouse added half of a roasted sweet potato (leftover from making The Cat’s bento).
The Mouse thought still not quite there, didn’t want to add sardines or Vienna sausage or SPAM. Light bulb! Peanut butter!
Mmm. A perfect bowl of food for that moment. 🙂
Be safe and well.
The Mouse
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