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	Recipe For An Authentic Ploughman's Lunch - Quick Cooking
		A Ploughman’s is short for “Ploughman’s Lunch,” and usually consists of bread, cheese, pickles, and salad and/or fruit.
		Please note that even though it’s called a Ploughman’s “lunch,” it is served for both lunch and dinner in the pubs.
		Many believe the Ploughman’s Lunch got its name because the bread, cheese, pickles, salad, and/or fruit were what the Ploughmen’s wives packed in their husband’s lunches, possibly as early as the 1700’s.
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art57137.asp (585 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - In Search of the Ploughman's Lunch
		The ploughman's lunch is a peculiarly English lunchtime pub-grub platter on many public house menus, but is by no means confined to England.
		The Oxford English Dictionary records that the first mention of a ploughman's lunch is to be found in the Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, the 18th Century author, where it is described variously as a sandwich, albeit with an unnamed filling, and a ploughman's meal of boiled beef and Scotch broth.
		Cheese is the mainstay of the ploughman's lunch and is usually served in the form of a large slice of cheddar, in a quantity that would be the average person's ration for a week.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A5649285 (1488 words)

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	What is a Ploughman's Lunch?
		A ploughman's lunch is a platter of food which contains, at a minimum, bread, cheese, and pickled vegetables, typically onions.
		The name and ingredients of the ploughman's lunch are meant to evoke a bygone era, when a ploughman would have packed his lunch to the field so that it would be ready to hand when he wanted to take a break.
		Clearly, a cold lunch would have been the most suitable lunch for a ploughman, since it will keep while he works, and many of the classic ingredients in the lunch are also relatively stable at room temperature for several hours.
	www.wisegeek.com /what-is-a-ploughmans-lunch.htm (392 words)

	Ploughmans CC \| members of the middlesex championship
		Ploughmans Tours have become the stuff of legend and the annual pilgrimage in mid-season to Fairford in Gloucestershire is the highlight of the season.
		The first Ploughmans Cricket Club Tour was made to Cheltenham in 1991, thereafter we have visited Brighton twice, Norfolk (once was enough), The New Forest and The Forest of Dean.
		The traditional End of Tour Dinner on the Sunday (1998 version shown left) is an opportunity to reflect on the cricket (tell lies), pay up your fines (not too savage) and generally relax before returning to the real world on the Monday;..or Tuesday sometimes.
	www.ploughmanscc.com /tour/Tour.html (999 words)

	Ploughmans Lunch
		A social ploughmans lunch and political chameleon, James Penfield makes his money rearranging the facts, a talent he ruthlessly exploits in his professional relationships.
		But his penchants for storytelling leaks its way into his private life, when he reinvents his past in the pursuit of Susie, the attractive ploughmans lunch and sophisticated daughter of upper class intellectuals.
		But as James twists himself tighter ploughmans lunch and tighter in his own web of deceit, the stakes spin out of control ploughmans lunch and the sacrifice is more than just a printed story.
	www.wildbirdpreserve.com /ploughmanslunch.html (535 words)

	Michaels Reisetagebuch: Meine fünf Jahre in England - Ploughman's Lunch
		Called a "ploughman's lunch," it consists of a cut of Cheddar, a home-baked bread roll, pickled onions and a pint of beer.
		The ploughman's lunch is easily the most universal pub snack but it is often a travesty of its namesake: a slab of factory Cheddar, a piece of "French" bread, and some over-pickled onions.
		When ploughmen actually ate such a lunch -- then simply called "bait" -- the cheese would have been equal in size to the bread and both would have come from the farm whose fields were being ploughed.
	www.mkschubert.de /gb/plough.html (699 words)

	Entry from OED Online - Series One - Oxford English Dictionary
		English cheese and beer have for centuries formed a perfect combination enjoyed as the Ploughman's Lunch.
		The loaf is to be cut into 200 pieces and eaten as part of 200 ploughman's lunches.
		He treated himself to a ploughman's lunch of bread, cheese and pickle..at the Red Lion.
	www.oed.com /bbcwordhunt/ploughmans-lunch.html (106 words)

	Ploughmans Lunch # Entry from OED Online - BBC Wordhunt appeal list - Oxford English Dictionary. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We had a ploughman's lunch in the farm beautiful old pub and went back to London.
		Ploughmans Lunch, The is available on DVD andamp; VHS and was directed by Richard Eyre and stars Jonathan Pryce, Tim Curry, Rosemary Harris.
		There is no place better for a pint and a ploughmans lunch than down in the cellar of the Cheshire!andq uot; Rating: 5 out of 5...
	www.aaabannersandflags.com /Ploughmans/Ploughmans_Lunch.html (360 words)

	Ploughman's Lunch Recipe: A Ploughman's is the Perfect Summer Meal & Requires No Cooking
		According to a blog on WiseGeek, the term “Ploughman’s Lunch” is one made popular during a marketing campaign in the 1960’s by the British Cheese Board.
		Branston pickles (made by Crosse and Blackwell since the 1920’s) are classic with the Ploughman’s Lunch, as is the mustard based relish called piccalilli.
		A Ploughman’s is the perfect meal to serve in hot summer weather, or to pack and take on a picnic.
	summer-recipes.suite101.com /article.cfm/ploughmans_lunch_recipe (658 words)

	Ploughmans Lunch
		The ploughmans lunch is proof that a simple meal can taste great.
		It is commonly found on the lunch menu of many pubs and inns in the UK.
		In days gone by the ploughman’s wife would have put together some cheese and home baked bread for her husband to eat while he was out ploughing the fields.
	www.vegetarianlunchbox.com /PloughmansLunch.html (148 words)

	Ploughman's Lunch - Icons of England
		Far from being the hardworking farmhand’s traditional lunch of yore, it seems that the concept of the Ploughman’s may only have been popularised by the English Country Cheese Council in 1960.
		This is not to say that a hunk of fresh, crusty bread, a chunk of tasty English cheese and a generous dollop of pickle have not been enjoyed by the English for far longer than this.
		In the 1830s a ploughman would have been operating a horsedrawn plough, which he walked behind.
	www.icons.org.uk /nom/nominations/ploughmans-lunch (403 words)

	The Food Timeline: history notes--meals & holiday entertaining
		Lunch was introduced as a ladies' meal in the 18th century.
		The midday repast came to be called lunch (shortened from "luncheon") and evolved into small, light, and frequently rushed meal--often something brought from home in a tin pail or a brown bag, or a quick bite in a workplace cafeteria.
		The ploughman's as it is often abbreviated, began to appear in the pubs of Britian in the late 1960s.
	www.foodtimeline.org /foodfaq7.html (15730 words)

	The ploughman’s lunch - guilty or innocent? « Zythophile
		Trehane, himself the son of a dairy farmer, was correct in declaring the antiquity of cheese and beer as a combination - references to the two together go back to at least medieval times - and implying their agricultural connection.
		In 2005 “Ploughman’s Lunch” was one of the expressions the Oxford English Dictionary asked the public to help it out with, in the BBC programme Balderdash and Piffle.
		In a certain inn to-day you have only to say, “Ploughboy’s Lunch, please,” and for a shilling there is bread and cheese and pickled onions to go with your pint, and make a meal seasoned with gossip, and not solitary amid a multitude.
	zythophile.wordpress.com /2007/07/16/the-ploughmans-lunch-guilty-or-innocent (1818 words)

	Priscilla visits North Devon IV « Priscilla’s World Tour
		This was the first time that I had had the chance to tuck into a typical English pub lunch – a ploughmans lunch.
		C decided to sample a cheese she had not come across before but pronounced herself somewhat disappointed as the cheese lacked flavour and texture.
		Lunch was excellent and we went for a woodland walk afterwards.
	soultour.wordpress.com /2008/05/29/priscilla-visits-north-devon-iv (770 words)

	Ploughman's Lunch > Start Cooking
		One of my favorites is the English “Ploughman’s Lunch.” Many years ago, my English husband introduced me to a this delicious meal along with a “Shandy” (1/2 beer and ½ lemonade) to wash it all down.
		Hi Kathy- I just love the Ploughman's lunch- We are going to try it asap-the description of the pickle is wonderful, I love trying something that is so special in another country and the combinations of the food sound most satisfying.
		Although the Ploughman lunch was first coined in the 18th Century it is shrouded in the mystery of history being as theres no real receipe for it.
	startcooking.com /blog/71/Ploughmans-Lunch (2862 words)

	Typical old day of eating? (before healthy changes)
		Lunch - 3 oz serving protein, mini whole wheat pitas, green salad, tomato slices and condiments.
		Lunch, around 1 or 2 pm, sandwichs w/ mayo, cheese, noodles, by this point I was so hungry I would just eat whatever was fast..
		lunch- leftovers, so possibly 8 oz of steak and a pack of ramen noodles.
	www.calorie-count.com /forums/post/12336.html (1984 words)

	"The Ploughman's Lunch" by Tony Williams
		Shot in a familiar realist, literate style, THE PLOUGHMAN'S LUNCH presents a distanced, ironic version of those late 50s British upward mobility films whose most appropriate progenitor is Jack Clayton's (1959) ROOM AT THE TOP.[6] Laurence Harvey's Joe Lampton seeks upward mobility through the boss's daughter.
		This device is significant in understanding THE PLOUGHMAN'S LUNCH's use of former music hall comedians, Nat Jackley and Pearl Hackney in the roles of James Penfield's father and mother.
		A Ploughman's Lunch is a popular English pub snack but was never historical, As television advertising director, Matthew Fox, tells James, it was a "completely successful fabrication of the past," a media strategy to attempt to persuade people to eat in pubs.
	www.ejumpcut.org /archive/onlinessays/JC36folder/PlmansLunch.html (5377 words)

	Corporate Groups: Clay Pigeon Shooting
		At each stand the clays will be thrown up in such a way as to simulate the different flight path of a variety of birds.
		Lunch will be taken at the new club house of the prestigious Cowdray Estate Golf Club.
		Refreshments throughout the day are included and lunch is included in the full day.
	www.intotheblue.co.uk /corp-clay-pigeon.shtml (264 words)

	Gobbledegook
		Luncheon apparently is an extension of lunch (from the danish) not the original with lunch as a contraction
		Might've counted as a ploughmans, except is italian - pecorino cheese, bresoala, leaves, bread and an Italian wine called Gavi that I've not had (or seen) before.
		Am off for lunch in a minute (guess) but had to pop in here first as my hands are frozen and about to fall off from a combination of wind and plastic - it's a lot different from Saturday when I was racing around on the beach with the dog.
	www.livejournal.com /users/benjj (1166 words)

	2008bikeride
		We will provide a Ploughmans Lunch if required, although sometimes people like to buy a cooked lunch.
		It is a good pub for enjoying Sunday lunch, so you may prefer to buy yourself something else.
		You can either arrange for someone to meet you there (to join you for lunch!) before taking you home, or if you have booked a return trip with us, we can transport you and your bike back to Shoreham Airport.
	www.mssussex.com /2008bikeride.htm (457 words)

	MyCity.com - Travel Blog » 2005 » August
		We are used to having lunch but they have tea in the afternoon.
		If you do have lunch it seemed they were small portions or something called ploughman’s lunch.
		The ploughmans lunch included cheese and crackers or country style bread.
	travelblog.mycity.com /?m=200508 (429 words)

	Bristow: The Canteen
		Bristow is so much a regular that he knows what the dish of the day is by sniffing the fragrant vapours wafting up the corridor.
		A "Ploughmans lunch" means bread, cheese and a side salad.
		Blue has produced an another exquisite menu 500 Ploughmans Lunches are ordered; on another occasion when a pudding has gone badly wrong, Mr.
	www.guter.org /canteen.htm (642 words)

	Slow Travel United Kingdom - Pubs, Ploughman's Lunch, description, ingredients, history
		As frequent travelers of Britain know well, the pub lunch is one of the few bargains still to be had.
		It seems to be a relatively recent invention, in the guise of a traditional British meal.
		But the Ploughman's that has evolved in British pubs is a much more elaborate combination.
	www.slowtrav.com /uk/restaurants/ploughmans.htm (623 words)

	Research Today, Treatment Tomorrow
		It was a hot sunny day on the 2nd August, when Barbara Walker once again held her annual Ploughman’s Lunch.
		Barbara is always lucky with the weather, in fact people ask when her Ploughman’s event is planned and duly book their holidays because the weather can be guaranteed.
		As well as the beautiful lunch there was a book stall, bring and buy and a home made cake stall, and these all did a roaring trade.
	www.ccrt.org.uk /pages/autumn2003/ploughmanslunch.html (174 words)

	Where does the name Ploughman’s Lunch come from? - BlurtIt
		The traditional Ploughman’s Lunch is most famous served as a pub lunch.
		It would have been wrapped in a serviette for the ploughman’s lunch during the long winter days ploughing the fields.
		Every decent country (and many urban) pubs in Britain should have a good Ploughman’s on their lunch menu.
	www.blurtit.com /q874318.html (258 words)

	Lunch on the Pond, Stirling - Review & Details
		Leave the kids home when you come to Lunch at the Pond.
		Bookings are essential for the heritage garden tour with ploughmans lunch.
		More than 200 rhododendrons and a canopy of magnificent English trees surround you as you lunch on linen tablecloths inside or out depending on the weather.
	www.miettas.com /Australia/South_Australia/Stirling/Lunch_On_The_Pond.html (193 words)

	The Old Dairy Tearoom menu
		One thing we have found is that you don't always want lunch at lunchtime.
		Every Sunday, we prepare a traditional roast lunch with roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables, we cater for vegetarians and other dietary requirements.
		We would advise you to book for a roast sunday lunch, though it's not always necessary.
	www.olddairytearoom.co.uk /menu.html (338 words)

	Traditional English Pub Style Ploughman's Lunch Recipe \| Recipezaar
		Although the term "Ploughman’s Lunch" was first coined in the 1930’s, as part of a very successful marketing campaign, the concept behind it goes back much further.
		Throughout the centuries, agricultural workers would take their lunch out to the fields with them; this usually consisted of bread and cheese with ale or cider - a perfect combination!
		A glass of cider along side and it was the perfect English lunch.
	www.recipezaar.com /250126 (715 words)

	Food & drink - Flavours of Britain - Cheese - Ploughman's Lunch - VisitBritain
		The ploughman’s has long been a favourite of pub goers in Britain and is set to make a popular come back with the three ‘Perfect Pub Ploughman’s’ dishes which combine a variety of British cheeses with half a giant white bap, an apple, pickled onions, real ale chutney and a fresh country salad to create traditional dishes with a contemporary twist.
		The British Cheese Board has designed each of the three Ploughman’s to offer something different; from the perfect texture to range and flavours from South West England; providing something to suit all tastes and new cheeses to discover.
		This Ploughman’s combines firm Mature Cheddar, crumbly Cheshire and silky smooth Somerset Brie to provide a range of cheeses with the perfect texture combination.
	www.visitbritain.com /VB3-en-US/experiences/Taste/flavours_of_britain/Copy_of_farmers_markets/ploughmans_lunch.aspx (224 words)

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