
Photo credit: eldar nurkovic via Shutterstock
Packing for a summer picnic doesn’t mean just making boring sandwiches, absolutely not. Savoury scones, tarts and bakes are far more interesting. These Vegan Red Onion and Chilli Cheese Scones from The Peachicks Bakery sound heavenly and yes they really are vegan too. Fab Food 4 All has created these delicious looking Sunny Picnic Quiches, whilst Tin and Thyme has baked some delicate Asparagus Tarts. Glutarama has created an ingenious recipe for Egg Free Gluten Free Scotch Eggs, don’t they look good and you would never guess they were egg free.

Photo credit: Glutarama
There’s nothing like a slice of cake to finish of a picnic in style. Packing a loaf cake is good choice as they are so easy to slice. Hijacked from Twins has baked a very summery Honey & Lavender Cake, which I’m sure would be utterly divine with a flask of strong tea. Or maybe try a slice of my Blueberry Lemon Coconut Loaf Cake. Since seeing Baking Queen 74‘s Blackberry Mini Bundt cakes I’ve decided that I must have a mini bundt tin in my life. These little bundt cakes are so perfectly proportioned, although I think it would be difficult to stop at just one! Foodie Quine has baked some scrumptious summer Strawberry, Almond and Chocolate Chip Muffins, my children would love them. There’s nothing more summery than strawberries and cream, and these Strawberry Shortcakes from Baking with Granny certainly are. Only Crumbs Remain has baked a really impressive Strawberry and Basil Upside Down Cake, using seasonal strawberries.

Photo credit: Only Crumbs Remain
It’s always such a pleasure seeing what you’ve all been busy baking. Thank you so much to everyone that submitted their delectable bakes, sorry I can’t include you all. For the Baking Round-up next month, I’m looking for baking recipes that include seasonal fruits and vegetables. Whether you’ve been baking after a glut of courgettes or have a summer fruit cake to tempt us, let me have your baking recipes. Please join the linky below or email me at julie@juliesfamilykitchen.com with BritMums Baking Round-up in the title.
About Julie McPherson
Julie is a busy stay at home mum of three, wife and food blogger at www.juliesfamilykitchen.com. Julie loves to cook family friendly food and is a passionate baker, her Coconut and Raspberry Jam Loaf Cake is her signature bake. Not surprisingly, Julie is slightly obsessed with the Great British Bake Off and appeared on the Extra Slice a couple of years ago. When not cooking up a storm in the kitchen, Julie enjoys reading cookbooks from her food heroes Mary Berry, Nigella Lawson and Jamie Oliver. You can find Julie on Twitter (Juliemcpher), Instagram (juliesfamilykitchen), Pinterest (jfamilykitchen) and Facebook (juliesfamilykitchen)
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Apple & Cinnamon Loaf Cake - Julie's Family Kitchen
Friday 7th of July 2017
[…] I’d bought all my ingredients, had everything set out in the kitchen, so I thought! Only then did I realise just as I was about to start baking that I’d run out of baking parchment and oats, which I’d used for the last batch of granola I’d baked. So on a whim I decided to bake this super moist Apple & Cinnamon Loaf Cake (I had plenty of those handy loaf tin liners from Lakeland). I’m rather pleased with how it’s turned out. It also fits in perfectly with the fruit and vegetable theme for the BritMums Baking Round-up that I edit every month. If you’ve not seen my monthly baking round-up, take a look at it on BritMums.com. […]
Nico @ yumsome
Wednesday 5th of July 2017
Wow, what a lovely round-up... my mouth is watering, and my tummy is rumbling! x
Clare Nicholas
Tuesday 27th of June 2017
Oh my, why did I click this when hungry. Bookmarked to make far too many of these
Yummy
Sally
Saturday 24th of June 2017
Sorry Julie ! I entered the wrong post on the wrong link above - sorry trying to do too many things at once...!