Melissa is such a fantastic writer and the way she describes the food and the experience...sigh.... I can only aspire to be able to make you so hungry after you read one of my posts. Her recipes are excellent, fantastic flavors and easy to follow. I hate when you read a nice sounding blog, you make the effort to gather the ingredients and then you follow the recipe and it is a total flop! I have tried many of her recipes, because after reading about them how can you not? And they are all delicious!
"Bahn Mi for Beginners" from The Traveler's Lunchbox |
"Having Some Bun" from the Traveler's Lunchbox |
So, for this week I challenge you to try something different. Even if it is not these recipes go to the farmers market, be brave! Try something you don't know what to do with, like Kale or Fishsauce. Take it home, have an experiment with you kids...who knows they might eat it!
PS- All images are taken from The Traveler's Lunchbox and links are provided to the pages where they were taken from. Please go and visit her page! Secondly I feel like I must point out that Melissa and I are not friends, not that I would not want to be... I just really have never met her. So often people write blog posts about their friends Blogs, which is sweet. I do not want this post to be confused in that way. I am just truly a fan of The Traveler's Lunchbox and have been for years. I try to share with you many things that we enjoy in our home, share about our everyday life, our interests, ect. These two recipes are often replicated in our home and so I wanted to share them with you. I hope that you enjoy!
>>>Here is our Bun! (The sandwiches disappeared too quickly for photographing) I served everything separate and each person gets to build their own dish. The only thing I was missing was Dikon Radish and I sure missed it! I also made a rosemary and mint infused Lemonada to go with it - Delicious!
This is mine, tons of basil and mint, lots of crunchy peanuts and carrots and a cucumber slice for every meatball...perfection! |
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