Lifestyle | Foodie | Family | Bryony on Instagram: "Thought I'd do a little 'Caravan food content' because why not! Caravan holidays have their own rhythm - a mix of sea air, sandy shoes and plates that tell the story of the day. Last week’s table was a little bit of everything: hearty breakfasts to set us up for adventures, quick picnic-style spreads between beach walks and those cosy, end-of-day dinners that are little comfort blankets! We had protein-packed starts with eggs, bacon, fruit and fresh juice; delicious sweet pancakes, colourful plates of fajitas & pasta; chicken and veg loaded with gravy; and snack boards that balance fresh veg and hummus with the comfort of crisps, biscuits & chocolate. There was plenty of 'holiday fuel' too - donuts dusted in sugar, carrot cake and a stash of sweets for movie nights in the caravan. It’s not about perfect eating, it’s about shared moments - kids tucking into their favourites, adults getting a bit of everything and the joy of having it all on one table. Healthy, indulgent, familiar, new… Every plate a little postcard from our week away. There's so many easy ideas you can do - from cooking in the caravan to batch cooking up some easy healthy meals beforehand so you don't need to worry as much: Breakfasts - Pre-made pancakes with yoghurt and fruit (we had pistachio cream!) - Yogurt pots with granola & a drizzle of honey - Toasted crumpets with butter and jam (or peanut butter + banana slices) - Bacon and eggs butty with beans - Smoothie pouches - Cereal and milk Lunches - Wrap station: ham, cheese, cucumber, hummus, grated carrot -let the kids build their own - Jacket potato (any topping) - Mini ploughman’s: cheese cubes, apple slices, crackers, ham, tomatoes - Tuna mayo rolls with lettuce and crisps on the side - Leftover remix: use last night’s chilli or hot dog buns or salad bits Teas (Dinners) - Sausage traybake: sausages, chopped, onion - roast all together - DIY burgers: grill burgers, serve in buns with cucumber coins and ketchup - Beans on toast with grated cheese - Pre-made spag bol (pasta traybake) - Pre-made (at home) fajita mix just use wraps & cheese - My kids fave is cheese stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon with tinned veg, potato & gravy!"

bryonyannie on September 2, 2025: "Thought I'd do a little 'Caravan food content' because why not! Caravan holidays have their own rhythm - a mix of sea air, sandy shoes and plates that tell the story of the day. Last week’s table was a little bit of everything: hearty breakfasts to set us up for adventures, quick picnic-style spreads between beach walks and those cosy, end-of-day dinners that are little comfort blankets! We had protein-packed starts with eggs, bacon, fruit and fresh juice; delicious sweet pancakes, colourful plates of fajitas & pasta; chicken and veg loaded with gravy; and snack boards that balance fresh veg and hummus with the comfort of crisps, biscuits & chocolate. There was plenty of 'holiday fuel' too - donuts dusted in sugar, carrot cake and a stash of sweets for movie nights in the caravan. It’s not about perfect eating, it’s about shared moments - kids tucking into their favourites, adults getting a bit of everything and the joy of having it all on one table. Healthy, indulgent, familiar, new… Every plate a little postcard from our week away. There's so many easy ideas you can do - from cooking in the caravan to batch cooking up some easy healthy meals beforehand so you don't need to worry as much: Breakfasts - Pre-made pancakes with yoghurt and fruit (we had pistachio cream!) - Yogurt pots with granola & a drizzle of honey - Toasted crumpets with butter and jam (or peanut butter + banana slices) - Bacon and eggs butty with beans - Smoothie pouches - Cereal and milk Lunches - Wrap station: ham, cheese, cucumber, hummus, grated carrot -let the kids build their own - Jacket potato (any topping) - Mini ploughman’s: cheese cubes, apple slices, crackers, ham, tomatoes - Tuna mayo rolls with lettuce and crisps on the side - Leftover remix: use last night’s chilli or hot dog buns or salad bits Teas (Dinners) - Sausage traybake: sausages, chopped, onion - roast all together - DIY burgers: grill burgers, serve in buns with cucumber coins and ketchup - Beans on toast with grated cheese - Pre-made spag bol (pasta traybake) - Pre-made (at home) fajita mix just use wraps & cheese - My kids fave is cheese stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon with tinned veg, potato & gravy!".

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Yummilicious red wine braised lamb shank with potato gnocchi. A triumph!

I chopped and sautéed an onion, a carrot, three sticks of celery, a clove of garlic in extra virgin olive oil while browning two lamb shanks sprinkled with sea salt. After a few minutes, I covered the shanks with half water and half red wine and added three teaspoons of tomato paste. Cooked for a couple of hours at low heat till all the liquid evaporated. Processed the veggie with the juices left in the pan and used it to dress some boiled gnocchi. Some parmesan completed the job.

The little ones discussed whether we should eat meat on the bone or off the bone. Two of them agreed that the meat tastes better when they eat it from the bone, and two preferred to eat the meat off the bone using a fork and a knife. What would your take be?

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