| It's Doctor Who's 50th Anniversary and to celebrate I'm joining in a blog hop with some Whovian Bento Bloggers. Once you've checked out my homage to the twelve Doctors, jump in your blue box and see how Feeling a Little Lunchy is marking the occasion. Doctors' Image Source Day of the Doctor Image Source |
What better way to celebrate 12 Doctors than with a 12 spot Muffin Tin Meal? One for each Doctor. |
| I must admit I had to ask my go-to Whovian about food references for the older Doctors and I thank BuzzFeed for the inspiration for #12. I also referred TVTropes for some finer details. |
The First Doctor In Season 1, Episode 27 the Doctor makes some hot cocoa for Cameca and accidentally becomes engaged. I made a chocolate mousse, topped with some mini marshmallows. |
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The Second Doctor #11 wasn't the first to think that bow ties are cool! It has been widely discussed how Matt Smith was inspired by # 2's apparel. I cooked up some bow tie pasta and left it without sauce, as #2 was a 'black & white' Doctor. |
The Third Doctor #3 was the first Doctor to appear in colour and also introduced us to the Doctors' twin hearts. I made heart roma cherry tomatoes and skewered them on two heart food picks. |
The Fourth Doctor My first Doctor - *sigh*. Regularly seen with a bag of jelly babies. This was an easy one - a brown paper bag with some jelly babies. |
The Fifth Doctor Wore celery in his lapel. Apparently it would turn purple if exposed to certain gases which this Doctor was allergic to. I served celery sticks with some dip. |
The Sixth Doctor Famous last words were 'Carrot juice'. I served orange juice instead, with a few baby carrots to polish off the dip from #5 |
The Eighth Doctor Sadly only appeared on screen once. It was New Year's Eve welcoming the millennium. He retains his taste for jelly babies, using them to distract a police officer. I used some Little Bellies Peach Numbers (review & giveaway for these coming this week) and snuck in a few jelly babies for good measure. |
The Tenth Doctor 'I don't want to go' - Oh, I still tear up thinking of David Tennant's departure. Season 2, Episode 11 the Doctor marvels that humans bothered to invent edible ball bearings. Season 4, episode 1 presented one of the cutest little bad guys in the Adipose. I wish I had an Adipose. . . I served yoghurt with silver cachous and some marshmallow Adipose with FooDoodler detail. |
The Eleventh Doctor It would seem that this incarnation is quite partial to a Jammy Dodger with his tea. Sorry, I just couldn't do the fish fingers and custard! I served our version of Jammy Dodgers |
I think my favourite element of this meal is my Adipose yoghurt, what's yours?
Now it's time to board the Time And Relative Dimension In Space to Feeling a Little Lunchy. Keep hopping until you return here.
~J
Disclosure: This is not a sponsored post. This post was written for Loving Lunches. No product was received for this post. All opinions expressed are my own, based on personal experience with the product.
THIS was absolutely amazing!!! (and thanks for the other blog shot-out!)
ReplyDeleteThank you & you're welcome!
DeleteFantastic!!! All of the elements are just amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
DeleteHello!!! How brilliant are you? Love this concept and you executed it brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteAww shucks, thank you!
DeleteWow!!! So informative and beyond thoughtful!
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DeleteWow, what a fantastic idea and perfect execution :)
ReplyDeleteGee whizz, thanks
DeleteYou are so very creative! It was really fun to read about all the elements in your lunch. I agree with you on the Adipose - they are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I do try :-)
DeleteOh, I love it! Your post is excellent!
ReplyDeleteI love how you included elements for every doctor! Fantastic!!
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