How do I prepare a farm animals bento box?

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Get in touch with nature with our Farm Animals Bento Box recipe. Bring the farm to your lunchtime delight!

You'll need

Items needed to answer the question, How do I prepare a Farm Animals Bento Box. Items include:  Ham or turkey slices  Cucumbers  Bell peppers  Cherry tomatoes  Broccoli florets  Grain of choice (e.g. rice, quinoa, or couscous)  Baby carrots  Grapes  Cheese cubes  Dips or dressings
  • Ham or turkey slices Enough for 3-4 animal shapes per serving
  • Cucumbers 1 large cucumber
  • Bell peppers 2 medium peppers
  • Cherry tomatoes A handful
  • Broccoli florets A few florets
  • Grain of choice (e.g. rice, quinoa, or couscous) As per package instructions
  • Baby carrots A handful
  • Grapes A small bunch
  • Cheese cubes A few cubes
  • Dips or dressings To taste

Take note
Just a quick note before we begin: please make sure you wash your hands thoroughly before handling any food items, and if you're using any sharp utensils, be sure to handle them with care.

1

Prep the Animal Shapes

Using cookie cutters or a steady hand, cut out animal shapes from slices of ham or turkey. Aim for 3-4 animal shapes per serving.

2

Create Colorful Vegetable Fields

Slice cucumbers and bell peppers into thin strips. Arrange them in the bento box to create vibrant vegetable fields.

3

Build a Farmyard Scene

Using cherry tomatoes, create a path leading to the animal shapes. Place a few broccoli florets to resemble trees. Get creative and add any other vegetables you like to complete the farmyard scene.

4

Add Grainy Goodness

Cook your choice of grain (e.g. rice, quinoa, or couscous) according to the package instructions. Scoop a generous portion into the bento box, creating a base for your farm.

5

Gather Farm Animal Friends

Carefully place your animal shapes on top of the grain bed, adding a touch of cuteness to your lunchtime creation.

6

Pack Some Snackable Extras

Round out your bento box with additional snacks like baby carrots, grapes, or cheese cubes. Don't forget to add some delicious dips or dressings for dipping pleasure!

7

Pack and Enjoy

Secure the bento box lid and pack it in your bag along with a small ice pack to keep everything fresh until lunchtime. Now you're ready to bring the farm to your lunchtime delight wherever you go!