17 Cherry tomatoes and tofu

18 Cooked couscous

I know it sounds gay, but add a bit of mozzarella and/or cheddar, plus gin. (eat the tofu and couscous, drink the gin).

It's wonderful.

Bookmarked like it ain't no thang.

Thanks, subby!

/makes it a point to try the Cold Pizza & Lemon

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12...ladybugs!

Link (new window)

I love picnics, and this is an awesome recipe list. Thanks subby!

WHAT??? no deviled eggs?

Good recipes - from Britain!

The real miracle is that the British ever contemplate a picnic with the crappy weather...

The first one must smell like bile.

A little bit of rain upon the "good recipes from Britain" parade:
Bittman's not actually British, and this list was originally published in the NY Times.

Still, kickass.

Scientist: Stomach contents: One deviled egg.
Dr. Zoidberg: Deviled egg?
[eats it from the tray]
Scientist: [pause] The same deviled egg.

Katie98_KT: WHAT??? no deviled eggs?

The power of Christ compels you! THE POWER OF CHRIST...

SORELY lacking in desserts. Damn English wankers!

nice. If this damn summer ever cheers up will try some of those.

Not holding out much hope though. I blame global warming....

"You called all the way to Chicago and no coleslaw?"

KeelingLovesCornholes: SORELY lacking in desserts. Damn English wankers!

KeelingLovesCornholes: SORELY lacking in desserts. Damn English wankers!

You can't go wrong with a pecan pie.

Adam's Ribs -- Dearborn Station

© like it was yesterday

or was that the sauce?

© I had a crappy day yesterday

Mmmmm... deviled eggs. I had fried eggs for breakfast though, those are going to have to wait until tomorrow's dinner.

jrnorton23: A little bit of rain upon the "good recipes from Britain" parade:
Bittman's not actually British, and this list was originally published in the NY Times.

Still, kickass.

Yeah, because the NYT invented all the recipes.

/Duh
//Eating lemon linguine (pops) with olives, cherry tomatoes and a champagne sauce so am getting a kick..
///leftovers FTW

What was Cole's Law again?

I sure hope I am never invited to a Limey picnic.

Otherwise Just Fine: 17 Cherry tomatoes and tofu

18 Cooked couscous

I know it sounds gay, but add a bit of mozzarella and/or cheddar, plus gin. (eat the tofu and couscous, drink the gin).

It's wonderful.

Those both sound good. My suggestion would be to substitute beef for the tofu and beef for the couscous. Now yer talkin

They're doing it wrong:

1 recipe, 1 page, 100 page hits per 'article'

mungo: Good recipes - from Britain!

The real miracle is that the British ever contemplate a picnic with the crappy weather...

Actually, due to the Ordinance survey maps and the tight land management, Britain has some of the most accessible , fantastic picnicking landscape you'll ever see.

/Lunch on top of Old Man Coniston for the win!
// Then walk downhill for the warm beer at "the Sun"
/// Beats the crap out of an X-box all day.

Gobobo: jrnorton23: A little bit of rain upon the "good recipes from Britain" parade:
Bittman's not actually British, and this list was originally published in the NY Times.

Still, kickass.

Yeah, because the NYT invented all the recipes.

/Duh
//Eating lemon linguine (pops) with olives, cherry tomatoes and a champagne sauce so am getting a kick..
///leftovers FTW

Whats Rocket?

T-Servo: What was Cole's Law again?

We learned that in the same class as Einstein's fear of relatives.

How about sharp cheddar cheese, smoked bluefish, mustard on a french roll?

I like to pavk that and Baklava for dessert.

Helps to bring a dates, too. The article seems to leave out the sine qua non of a picnic.

Pope Joan Arugula.

What about the classic "Wine, bong, weed, and cheetos" picnic. Oh wait... Jerry Garcia is dead. Sorry. Move along.

Pope Joan: Whats Rocket?

It's in the salad section in the shops, I think it also goes by the name of Arugula.

at a recent party somone (fatty) asked me if I tired the candied Bacon, being a tall skinny bastard that I am I thought it was a crack at me. to my dismay somone actually HAD created candied Bacon-

BEHOLD!

recipie

approves

That page is far too readable. They really need to separate it into 101 separate pages, with a little arrow to flip between them one at a time.

Why do they link these things the day after the old lady puts me on a diet???


/SHE wants to lose 10 lbs so I get to diet, wtf?

That makes for a mighty big picanic basket.

Deviled Eggs:
6 hard boiled eggs
3 Tbsp mayo
1/2 tsp ground dry mustard
1/8 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
Sprinkle of paprika

Cut eggs in half lengthways. Slip out yokes and mash with a fork. Add ingredients to the yokes. Fill the egg whites with the mixture. Garnish with paprika.

anyone have a great potato salad recipe?

I just lost 130lbs, felt great but it keeps calling

FTA: 62 Tinned salmon



Debbie:  How can we all have died at the same time?
Grim Reaper:  The salmon mousse.
Geoffrey:  Darling, you didn't use canned salmon, did you?
Angela:  I'm most dreadfully embarrassed.

Well, I for one am shocked. A web article involving a long list of things that didn't require me to click "next" 101 times to view.

/unfortunately I'm a bit of a food snob and none of them appealed to me.
//can't win 'em all

Heres my favourite picnic recipe. I call it "Cooked Meat"

- Get sum meat. Cook it. Eat it.

I have a nic to pic with you!

jonewer: Heres my favourite picnic recipe. I call it "Cooked Meat"

- Get sum meat. Cook it. Eat it.


You're quite the romantic.

My mom must have been a loser. All we got was sammiches, handy snacks, and watermelon. I feel robbed.

they call these recipes? seriously?for example:

43 Potato Salad
Add cooked asparagus, peas, green beans, mustard vinaigrette. Or steamed mussels.

if i didn't know how to make potato salad, that wouldn't be very helpful. recipe my ass

Megain: they call these recipes? seriously?for example:

More like "examples" to give people some ideas.

I'm sending this out to the people at work so that when we have our next pot luck there will be more than several gallons of Mtn Dew, chips, bread, discount cookies and carrot sticks.

Cool list, some of those recipes are nice, good for quick summer stuff. Nom Nom to Tabbouleh

Pope Joan:

Whats Rocket?

Original name for Arugula.

/hmm, Firefox refuses to recognize "arugula" as a word

102

Kicked Up Hummus Dip

1 (15-oz) can Chick Peas (Garbanzo Beans), drained
4 Tbsp lemon juice
2 Tbsp lime juice
2 Tbsp olive oil
2 Tbsp Tahini paste
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 tsp sesame oil
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/2 tsp ground coriander
dash cayenne pepper
salt and ground black pepper to taste

Place ingredients in food processor, blend until smooth.

UpsideDown:

Deviled Eggs:
6 hard boiled eggs
3 Tbsp mayo
1/2 tsp ground dry mustard
1/8 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
Sprinkle of paprika

Now that's a recipe. Just listing ingredients without any sense of measure is a good way to NOT make the same dish again.

Perfect Picnic Fare: a bottle of wine, 2 cheeses, some apples & grapes, a loaf of crusty bread and thou.

Bacchus-ette: Perfect Picnic Fare: a bottle box of wine, 2 cheeses, some apples & grapes, a loaf of crusty bread and thou.

FTFY

castufari: Megain: they call these recipes? seriously?for example:

More like "examples" to give people some ideas.

I'm sending this out to the people at work so that when we have our next pot luck there will be more than several gallons of Mtn Dew, chips, bread, discount cookies and carrot sticks.

yeah, i know. it still seems stupid to call them recipes though. i agree that it's actually a decent list of suggestions, and will be passing it along as well

crazyate Quote 2008-08-17 11:59:02 AM
"You called all the way to Chicago and no coleslaw?"

Haha. Good memories, even if Alda got preachy at the end.