The National Trust Picnic Cookbook - Outdoor Feasts For Every Occasion
The Picnic CookbookOutdoor feasts for every occasionLaura Mason
9781909881587,
£18.99
1st May 2015
What better way
to enjoy our glorious countryside than to take a picnic with you? Afternoon tea
in a garden on a golden afternoon in late summer, a packed lunch consumed on a
hilltop while the eyes feast on a magnificent view, the tantalising smell of
grilling from a barbecue or a camp-fire fry-up – are all part of this. Laura
Mason's new book includes recipe suggestions as well as tips on transporting
and cooking the food outdoors, and some of the best National Trust places to
eat outdoors. Whether you are preparing for a children's picnic in the park
with sausage rolls and homemade lemonade; gazpacho shots and pistachio chicken
for a punting picnic, or even sweet potato and cardamom scones and Cornish
pasties for Bonfire night – this delicious collection of over 100 recipes will
inspire you to create an outdoor feast for every occasion.
Laura Mason is
a highly respected food historian and writer. As well as drafting many entries
for the original Oxford Companion to Food and specialist contributions to TV
and broadcast, she spent the best part of three years living on various narrow
boats on the Midlands canals (some of that time cooking for a living); working
as a taster for Nestle; providing the visual references for 'Honeyduke's
Sweetshop' for the film version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,
and demonstrating sugar boiling to cook and writer, Nigel Slater. She lives in
Yorkshire with her husband. This is her fourth book for the National Trust.
The Picnic
Cookbook is published by National Trust Books, an imprint of Pavilion Books
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