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Just because picnics are normally outside or far from the kitchen doesn't mean they can't be full of gourmet flavors and simple dishes.

From romantic dinners al fresco to a kid's day at the beach, there is no better way to celebrate summer like a picnic.

There is almost no time of year when eating a picnic meal outdoors is not fun. Plan a picnic meal that fits any season.

Loaded with butter and pecans, these shortbread cookies are a melt in your mouth treat that are sure to become an instant hit with family and friends.

Nothing can be better than spending a family day with food and fun.

A romantic picnic is a sweet date idea to share feelings of love and fondness and to spend quality time with a special person. Delicious picnic foods add a lot.

This gulf coast state park offers visitors a chance to see a rare ecosystem that occurs in only two places in the world while enjoying a stunning Northwest Florida beach.

The Saskatoon Farm is a fun family road trip any time of the year. Lunch in the café, browse the gift shop and visit the garden center filled with plants and animals.

Everybody's favorite dessert goes beyond chocolate.

Take the kids outside for foreign language fun. Motivate your students with relays, tag, jump rope songs, and circle games.

Food borne illness can ruin a picnic faster than an army of ants. Take steps to serve safe, healthy food and help your guests avoid stomach distress or worse.

Reduce the risk of food-borne illness and even cancer by following these simple food storage and food preparation safety guidelines at your next barbecue or picnic.

Preschoolers can successfully learn to write the letter N as well as recognize objects beginning with the letter N through simple, fun activities.