Tuna-Egg-Onion Maya Open Sandwich
Ever since Alycia started Standard 1, her appetite has been at an all-time low, especially during lunch. Most of the food that she previously liked and could whack a big bowl, she can’t even finish half a bowl now. I guess the lack of shut-eye, rushing and a change in the time which she normally had her lunch all caused the body system to go out-of-sync a little. I was really frustrated that she disliked everything that I cooked. So I told her that I will not cook spaghetti, pasta, Mac n Cheese or fried noodles for lunch anymore. I asked her what she liked to eat and she said sandwiches! Oh well, that’s music to my ears coz I don’t have to sweat it out in front of the hot stove to prepare hot piping meals for her. So here’s what I prepared for lunch for my 2 older gals :
Tuna-hard boiled egg-onion mayo (I use Japanese mayo, which tastes better than regular mayo) …
… with star-shaped cheese on top of the lightly toasted multi-grain slice of bread for a better appeal for kids. Alycia and Sherilyn loved it and whacked everything, including the crumbs :D So sup sup sui (easy peasy) for me and I don’t have to cook hahah!!!
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February 10th, 2010 at 7:25 am
poor Alycia, I hope she will adapt to this new hectic schedule soon and has a good appetite soon.
February 10th, 2010 at 1:19 pm
Hope that Aly will adapt to the change soon… Really sum toong everytime I read posts on her new schedule…
Simple yet healthy sandwiches for the girls… And very thoughtful of Mommy to cut the cheese out with a star cookie-cutter
February 10th, 2010 at 1:49 pm
Wah… your girls eat those raw onions with no problem? If i put those in my kiddos will pick them out one by one, or not eat the meal at all!
(I used to hate onions and garlic too when I was younger)
February 10th, 2010 at 2:19 pm
wah, your girls whacked the onion as well?? how do you train them to take onion?
Crystal is down to fever, flu & cough and was given a three days sick leave by her doctor from today onwards. It is a real tough primary 1 for our girls. don’t you think so?
Hope Alycia will get used to her busy schedule soon.
February 10th, 2010 at 5:27 pm
Hopefully Alycia can adapt the busy school life. Wah nice and yummy sandwich.