Bento#95: Fried Rice Bento, with Egg Sheets
I’m out of food to prepare a normal “2 dishes 1 soup” lunch today because I’m still “stuck” at home with my kids who refused to go to the office! If I’m at work, I will go out and get some grocery, and I don’t stock up a lot of food in my fridge. So, I could only fix my kids fried rice with all those frozen food (mixed veggie, minced pork, leftover luncheon meat) in the fridge. But to make the simple fried rice nicer, I added in their favorite characters (so I thought) with fried egg sheets.
I separated the egg yolk from the egg white. You can do this in the normal way, but I used this “tool” from Daiso. I’m not good at doing this without the tool. 
Pan fry a thin layer of egg white, and when it’s done, pick it up and leave it on a plate (preferable not plastic as it’s still hot). Use Winnie the Pooh cutter to cut out a shape in the middle. You can use any cutter of your choice.
Fry a thin layer of egg yolk and before it’s done, layer the egg white above it. They should be able to stick together.
I did the same with Hello Kitty cutter, but started with egg yolk first. Don’t worry about the edge of the egg, you can cut it off later when it’s done.
After everything had cooled down, I packed them in lunch boxes.
My boy’s Winnie the Pooh with fried rice hidden beneath. I decorated it with nori and lunch sheets punched with seaweed punchers. There are some grapes and tomatoes too.
My gal had Hello Kitty in her lunch box. I substituted the tomatoes with watermelons.
Anyway, my gal doesn’t eat egg, but she took a few bites. That’s an improvement. But my boy told me, “Mommy, can you stop fixing me Pooh bear? I think I want Eeyore in my bento already.”
Die loh, how to fix Eeyore? CP, got cutters ah?
BTW, there are so much that you can do with the lunch sheets. Check it out.
what is lunch sheet? is it edible or just for decoration? I love your idea. thanks for sharing.
Adeline, it’s edible.
You can find out more from the link at the bottom, but it’s in Japanese. I got CP to get for me from Japan.
Amy …. more I look at your blog, the more bento accessories that I wanted to order la coz all look so nice!!!!! Really tempted to eat the bento leh
Did you noticed that your bento ‘style’ changed so much lately as compare to the last time ….. getting ‘pro’ now leh …… I love your step by step instruction, I really learn so much from here 
Thx!!
The fried egg look so cute!!! I think I need to purchase cutter as well for my bento making….haha….
tks for sharing this cool way of preparing cute fired eggs! well done.
whoah! Lovely! Thanks for the tutorial!
Wa….so good “samm kei” man!!!
Nice Nice!
Hey I got the lunchsheet link from CP too !! haha.
heehee..so far I have only done the egg sheets bento once, and thats the car bento for Kimberly’s field trip last year.
Nice bento amy ! Love the Hello Kitty !
i’m here for my booster …. never failed to impress me….
egg is a favorite food choice for my boys & with this lovely idea of yours….i’m sure it will do a great job to me!!
wonderful job…..so many cutters can be used in this egg combi !!!
thks amy!!
Gosh, i look at almost all your bento creation and i think you are a real bento expert! *save money no need to buy book liao by just looking at yours!*
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