Well, after that delicious breakfast, we do need to think about lunch. We have simple lunches around here. A favourite is a cheese quesadilla or just noodles. Usually our noodles just have butter and cheese but we got fancy and added some spaghetti sauce.

Here is a close-up of the bow-tie pasta. It was so easy to make.

For a change we can have ravioli. Use the same spaghetti sauce. I might need to make more sauce. I guess I should make a big batch of sauce.

Since we are here in Asia we will also have some dumplings. Hmm, that makes me hungry for Auntie LL's wonderful dumplings made with the Beijing recipe.

Notes: (mainly so I remember what I did)
The bow tie pasta was 1 1/2" x 2 1/2" trimmed with the pinking shears before gathering together.
The ravioli were 2 inch squares, trimmed with the pinking shears and then sewed and stuffed with fiberfill.
The dumplings were circles and the stuffed with fiberfill and sewn.
The spaghetti sauce had 2 to 3 layers of batting and then was hand sewn. I added the cheese before sewing the red pieces to gether.
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