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Very Asian ♥️💛

By SemiCrunchyAlwaysExtra

Favorite Asian products - where to find cult classic sauces - things that just make sense in Asian🏡

POV: Vietnamese food and cooking with Asian flavors is a staple in your home kitchen.

Now you keep fish sauce in a pourable oil and/or vinegar container. This one comes with an easy to clean glass bottle and yields a neat pour with no-drip spout.

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POV: Vietnamese food and cooking with Asian flavors is a staple in your home kitchen.

Now you keep fish sauce in a pourable oil and/or vinegar container. This one comes with an easy to clean glass bottle and yields a neat pour with no-drip spout.

Related: food lover foodie gift ideas home chef cook Asian food family meals

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One way to feed a family for less? 🍚 RICE. You can do just about anything with it, and I like to buy in bulk to get the best jasmine rice available to have on hand all season long.

In order to keep the rice, fresh and flavorful, I recommend storing it in a container like this which has rubber seals to help keep air out and a convenient fliptop so you can easily scoop from the container. This food storage container is also collapsible and has wheels, which come in handy when I roll the container in and out to refill the rice.

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If my kids ran the school, the cafeteria would be serving sushi for lunch! In reality, there isn’t budget for that! 🤣🤪
Today’s edition of we can make that at home - SUSHI! 🍱

In an effort to mix it up, I am packing cooked sushi rolls in my kids bento lunchboxes. To do it affordably and safely, I’m building the sushi rolls with cooked flaked salmon and cooked spam.

sushi rice mixture: 4 Tbsp rice wine vinegar, 3 Tbsp sugar, 1 tsp salt
4 Cups cooked sushi rice
(jasmine rice is fine too)
6 nori/seaweed sheets
2 mini cucumbers cut into sticks
1/2 can Spam lite cut into sticks
1 salmon fillet (~4-5oz) cooked, flaked
Optional but flavorful sauces we have on hand:
Kewpie Japanese mayonnaise
Bachan Japanese barbecue sauce

This made about 6 rolls- enough to fill lunch boxes for tomorrow, after feeding our family of 4 tonight at the kitchen counter.

TIPS—
-Use less rice than you think, spread it out.
-Cut everything into sticks roughly the thinness of a French fry- for easier rolling.
-Use a rolling mat and gentle pressure to get the rolls as tight as possible
-Slice your homemade sushi rolls with a clean sharp knife
-pack sushi into a chilled bento lunchbox
-buy rice in bulk to save money and store it in the large grain/rice storage container

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One way to feed a family for less? 🍚 RICE. You can do just about anything with it, and I like to buy in bulk to get the best jasmine rice available to have on hand all season long.

In order to keep the rice, fresh and flavorful, I recommend storing it in a container like this which has rubber seals to help keep air out and a convenient fliptop so you can easily scoop from the container. This food storage container is also collapsible and has wheels, which come in handy when I roll the container in and out to refill the rice.

Related: large food storage, rice storage container, grain storage, collapsible bin, 25lb bag, kitchen storage, dog food container, jumbo food storage bin, pantry organization, pantry storage, jasmine rice#LTKxPrimeDay

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Okay this is an old post recycled from last winter but so many mom friends have been asking how I send hot lunches to school. These stainless steel hot meal containers help me send them with a home-cooked meal- my way of sending a warm snuggly hug.

I use hot water (212 degrees /boiling) to warm these stainless steel meal containers and then heat the food to piping hot. Add hot food to the hot container and then the kids will have a meal that is the perfect temperature for lunchtime at school.

BONUS- This is a great way to stretch the budget because you can easily turn their favorite dinner leftovers into lunch or double batch dinner Spaghetti and meatballs and chow mein/rice stir fry are favorites in our family!

Both of my kids like their lunch with a drizzle of this Japanese barbecue sauce, and one even adds hot sauce! Yum!

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Love Asian food but struggle with chopsticks? These trainers don’t just help you pick up food, they aren’t built like tongs, but rather designed to help your hands learn the correct positioning! These reusable chopstick trainers are available for kid and adult sizes, left and right handers #LTKxPrimeDay

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