An Easter picnic
Springtime means longer days
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The mornings might still be a bit nippy but by lunch-time the fresh air and spring sunshine are calling you to eat out!
A picnic is the perfect way to encourage the family outside and have a crisp walk or run on the beach, in the park or countryside.
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The daffodils & tulips, buttercups & daisies, and the new green leaves & shoots give you ideas for the colour of a picnic at this time of year.
Try falafel with coriander salad in pitta bread, with lemon wedges to squeeze over them;
or a pasta salad with asparagus, peas and lemon zest;
or a hearty Cornish pasty.
Think fresh, green herbs and watercress, yellow wedges of melon, white Mozzarella or salty Pecorino cheese – and, of course, eggs!
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Roll out those hard-boiled eggs at an Easter picnic or, for the little ones, organise an egg
treasure hunt .
Think tiny speckled quails eggs, large white duck eggs and organic pastel-coloured or brown hen’s eggs. As well as serving them hard-boiled with celery salt or chilli salt, you might want to offer other
egg recipes for picnics.
And don’t forget the chocolate eggs – very important!
and how about seeing the excitement in your little one's eyes when they receive a Letter From The Easter Bunny?
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