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Picnic food + 1 to 3 hours recipes (37)

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Deliciously moist Irish wheaten bread with hints of banana, strawberry and white chocolate. If you prefer, you can make this into scones rather than a loaf.
 
Recipe by: GODGIFU
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A low-fat banana bread flavoured with chai. Chai is a spicy Indian tea, available in most any supermarket.
 
Recipe by: Lakmini Ebbinghaus
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Asian ingredients give these barbecued chops loads of flavour. They can also be put in the oven and grilled.
 
Recipe by: Gabrielle
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Speed up the process by using a tin of black eyed beans, if you prefer. This tastes best served at room temperature. It makes a wonderful dip for tortilla crisps, or served on top of toasted ciabatta bread.
 
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This is an economical pasta salad that's great for picnics or barbecues.
 
Recipe by: Kay
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This recipe makes great baps for sandwiches. For a nice presentation, sprinkle with poppy or sesame seeds before baking.
 
Recipe by: Nancy
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Use your bread machine to make chewy baked pretzels at home. Beer in the batter makes them especially light and delicious.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Calzone is a bit like an Italian version of a Cornish pasty, but with the tasty filling sealed inside pizza dough rather than pastry. This recipe combines diced chicken with olives, roasted peppers, fresh basil and mozzarella cheese to make an ideal snack for a packed lunch or picnic.
 
Recipe by: straitscook
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Very easy to make for a children's birthday party because they can help!
 
Recipe by: The Messy Cook
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This tasty sandwich makes a delicious and healthy lunch that's easy to take to work. Also great for picnics!
 
Recipe by: Barrie
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This is an old family recipe.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Couscous makes a brilliant base for a quick salad, as it only needs a brief soaking in hot stock (or water). Here it is combined with chickpeas, dates, oranges and pistachios for a Middle Eastern-style vegetarian dish.
 
Recipe by: STEPHB1
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This will be your staple coleslaw recipe once you try it - you'll never get shop bought again!
 
Recipe by: Jackie Smith
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An easy, fresh tasting creamy dill dip - great with crunchy vegetables.
 
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This has always been a favourite in our family since I was little. My mum gave me the recipe last year, when I cooked it for the first time. Now it's not just for Christmas anymore! It's fab warm, but also good cold. This can be made in advance and chilled in the fridge
 
Recipe by: Diane
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Traditional Scottish pasties filled with seasoned lamb.
 
Recipe by: Kim Fusich
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This is a delightful salad that doesn't skimp on taste.
 
Recipe by: Ann Barr
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A delicious herb bread with added flavour from Pecorino cheese. The dough can also be used for pizza.
 
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I just love Patties and here's a traditional recipe that beats the commercial stuff you buy from most West Indian takeaways or the stuff you buy in packets that gives you next to no amount of meat. This recipe depends on the amount of heat that you like. I personally would add 5 scotch bonnet peppers to my mixture but typically you should add 1 -2 scotch bonnet peppers.
 
Recipe by: EGRIVNER
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This unusual Italian rice dish can be served as a low fat main course with salad or as a satisfying side dish. It is also good served cold, and packs well for picnics.
 
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