Lunchboxes
Jun. 20th, 2008 10:44 pmLong, long ago, when the world was very young, and I only had one daughter, we used to have lunchboxes every day with interesting, filling lunches in them. Then life got more complicated and we stopped making them.
Today I made four lunchboxes in the hope that we will leave the house tomorrow (possible, if my leg cooperates). In varying quantities, they contain:
Cold shell-shaped pasta in olive oil with black pepper
Cold hard-boiled egg
Sliced cucumber
Whole peeled baby carrots (slightly elderly, hence the peeling)
Mini-muffin silicon mold with mayonnaise
Sliced tomato (for me and Rob; the girls don't like it)
Rob said he didn't want a dessert part, which was:
Mini-muffin mold with raspberries and custard
Mini-muffin mold with sliced strawberries (had to be sliced because they, too, were elderly)
A few pieces of crystallised ginger
A few whole cherries, with stems
Handfuls of cashews
I also have a couple of possibly freezer-burnt banana muffins.
I feel almost that I should photograph them. Should I, o grate internets?
Today I made four lunchboxes in the hope that we will leave the house tomorrow (possible, if my leg cooperates). In varying quantities, they contain:
Cold shell-shaped pasta in olive oil with black pepper
Cold hard-boiled egg
Sliced cucumber
Whole peeled baby carrots (slightly elderly, hence the peeling)
Mini-muffin silicon mold with mayonnaise
Sliced tomato (for me and Rob; the girls don't like it)
Rob said he didn't want a dessert part, which was:
Mini-muffin mold with raspberries and custard
Mini-muffin mold with sliced strawberries (had to be sliced because they, too, were elderly)
A few pieces of crystallised ginger
A few whole cherries, with stems
Handfuls of cashews
I also have a couple of possibly freezer-burnt banana muffins.
I feel almost that I should photograph them. Should I, o grate internets?