Twitterfoodparty showed up this month in the form of bacon. You can check out this month's submissions on twitter by searching the hashtag #twitterbaconparty. I rarely cook bacon at home but happened to need a gluten-free alternative to lup cheong for the sticky rice (method here) I was planning to make. Most Chinese sausages and deli meats are marinated in shoyu, making them no-nos in a gluten-free diet. I steamed some sliced lup cheong separately to be mixed in everyone else's servings, but TinySprite was satisfied with diced and pan-fried Canadian bacon in hers. The overall flavor just wasn't traditionally the same, but it'll have to do, since I don't plan on learning how to make my own Chinese sausage! It was still tasty enough, though. I packed some in her favorite panda bento bowl, along with a selection of fruit in the top tier: cherries, lychee, blackberries, peach, and sweet potato. Next month's theme will be strawberries!
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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Mmmmmm bacon! Now you have me dreaming of a big bowl of sticky bacon-y rice goodness. Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks OhayoBento :)
Deletethe combination of lup cheong and bacon sounds delicious
ReplyDeleteYenny, it was good. Thanks!
DeleteHmm.. I can volunteer myself to try this with lup cheong , with bacon and with both! No problem, three bowls please?
ReplyDeleteOh yes! And cherries for dessert! Oh yeaH!
Yeah yeah yea!
DeleteThanks Lily!