Hi bento pals! A quick post for today with a bento of farmer's market greens, edible flowers, tangy green tomatoes and in keeping with Halloween, a tiny nori kitten peeking out from behind a baby yellow pepper! Her pink nose is pickled ginger.
Rounding out lunch: teriyaki saury, asparagus and maple-cut polenta...
A cute hand painted Halloween pumpkin seen at the farmer's market
Our crepe myrtle turned electrically bright in the last few days and has started to drop its vibrant leaves...
I've been enjoying all the cute and spooky holiday bentos this week...Happy Halloween!
Your nori kitten is like hiding behind a pumpkin, so cute! Love the set with the beautiful fall leaves. Your farmer's market is a great place to explore ... never saw hand painted pumpkin before :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lia! Thanks, that's the effect I hoped she'd have :) The leaves are really bright this year and stood out even more against today's gray, rainy sky. See you at your beautiful blog...
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful fall leaves and the cute kitten. :)
ReplyDeleteI feel jealous about your farmer's market...so many fresh and nice veggies and fruits, hardly find one here. Cute hand painted Halloween pumpkin...first time see this!
The nori kitten is so cute. Did you use something as filling for the nori, or just the sheets themselves?
ReplyDeleteHi Emily, thanks for your sweet visit and comments!!
ReplyDeleteHi there Stretching My Imagination...the little kitten is all nori, thanks for asking. Cute blog and blog name, btw!
ReplyDeletehahaa...at the first glance I thought is a real kitty ;D So cute!
ReplyDeletehi jenn, love the little black kitten, so cute! as usual, your blog is always a colour feast for my eyes. beautiful! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anncoo dear!!
ReplyDeleteHi anna2003, lovely comments--thank you and happy halloween!
ReplyDeleteThe hiding kitten is really a surprise! Love it! Happy Halloween to you and family!
ReplyDeleteLove your black kitty standing guard over his pumpkin. So miniature in scale and big in adorableness. A real sweet touch to the season in your bento.
ReplyDeleteTee hee, thanks Ai Ping! And to yours as well!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks sherimiya for your sweet comments! Wishing a festive and very fun Halloween to you and yours =^^=!
ReplyDeleteYou are endless with beautiful creations and ideas! Beautiful....I know I said that before and many times!
ReplyDeleteSo kind you are, Kay! I get so much inspiration from the foodie blogger world, including your lovely photos and celebratory presentations :)
ReplyDeleteI am thoroughly enjoying your fall colors and today's bento. I am thinking I must plant a crepe myrtle here. The sweet kitten reminds me of my black cat Lena. Hope you have a great Halloween!
ReplyDeleteHi Robin, so glad to read this! Here in the DC area, crepe myrtle provides beauty through the seasons, and even in winter its stark black buds are interesting and attract birds!
ReplyDeleteHope to see Lena on your blog or Flickr someday and Happy Halloween :D!
Hope the wind can bring me some of your crepe myrtle leaves here :D, I can imagine that they can be a wonderful yet super cheap photo prop just like the one on your pict hehehehe. I really love the black cat pick, it's really cute :D
ReplyDeleteHey there Ta! Thank you--I love natural props and this year the crepe myrtle cooperated with really bright leaves! Nori kitteh says hi and happy halloween :D!
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