Articles related to "Picnic Recipes"

Maple barbecue pork burgers can be enjoyed as a party food during the long, hot summer months and the cool, fall days.

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

Turn a basic cous cous recipe into three distinctly different salads from a handful of ingredients. Each one can be served warm for dinner or chilled for a picnic.

State Fairs offer a plethora of food and beverage treats that can be copied at your next picnic, bbq, or potluck. Use these simple tips to duplicate them!

For the Fourth of July, the BBQ and and dessert portion of the day is one of the most important parts, besides the fireworks. Create a bang with these picnic ideas.

Grilling on July 4th is just as common as fireworks. Create a picnic spread for your family and friends with a range of menu ideas that are simple and delicious.

If you're looking for the perfect dish to bring or serve to your Fourth of July picnic, read on to find some great star-shaped and red, white and blue food recipes.

Fruity Apple & Banana Salad, Hawaiian Cole Slaw & Kid's Favorite Fruit Salad are the delicious on hot summer days.

These mushroom muffins are very versatile, they make a great picnic alternative. Served warm at parties they will be a conversation piece. They are simply delicious

This "Concert in the Park Picnic Menu" features Lavender Lemonade Coolers, Shrimp and Pea Salad, Filled Croissants, and Chocolate Hazelnut Bars.

Celebrate the summer by enjoying a meal outdoors.

Summer just isn't summer without a dish or two of potato salad. It's great anytime, but practically expected at a picnic or bar-b-que. Don't bring store-bought this year.

This delicious roasted potato salad recipe uses Dijon or yellow mustard to make a hearty vegan side dish that's egg-free, without mayonnaise or cholesterol.

Summer means being outdoors, enjoying the sunshine and taking a picnic to the park.

Being vegan doesn't mean missing out on visiting with family and friends and enjoying a backyard treat; these are just a few ideas to throw on the grill.

Moroccan cuisine has a rich tradition of delicious salads. Here are two easy, make-in-advance recipes that will add color and flavor to lunches, picnics and barbecues.

Visit an English pub and Ploughman's will most likely appear somewhere on the menu. This substantial meal requires no cooking, and is perfect for busy summer cooks.

Stop at the closest Farmers Market to pick up some freshly picked Summer Sweet Corn to use in this Easy Colorful Salad.

What's summer without a few fresh salsas and salads?

Summer cooking helps families enjoy a simple, homemade meal that requires less money, less time in the kitchen and more time playing outside.

Picnics are no longer about staid potato salad and soggy sandwiches. Menus are getting more sophisticated, and can be a great date idea.