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Gravel Ride & One-Pot Kedgeree | 40 Miles around the New Forest

A 40 mile bike ride through the beautiful New Forest, finished with simple outdoor cooking in the open air: Jamie Oliver-inspired kedgeree made on a compact camp stove using tinned mackerel. After weeks of rain, flooded lanes and dull winter skies, this ride landed on a rare sunny, unexpectedly warm day. The forest felt different — light through bare trees, dry gravel tracks at last, and that sense of everyone quietly making the most of it. A steady endurance loop across enclosures, off-road forest tracks and quiet Hampshire lanes. Classic New Forest cycling with free-roaming ponies and long, peaceful stretches of gravel riding. A self-supported UK day ride, unhurried and simple. The meal is cooked en route on a small gas stove. Inspired by Jamie Oliver’s simple kedgeree recipe, adapted for practical outdoor use: rice, curry spices, boiled eggs and tinned mackerel instead of smoked haddock. Affordable, lightweight, high-protein bikepacking food — ideal for long rides. If you enjoy: • New Forest gravel cycling • Winter and early spring bike rides UK • 30–40 mile endurance rides • Simple camp stove cooking • One-pot meals outdoors • Budget bikepacking food ideas • Sunny cold-weather cycling • Slow, mindful adventure films Ride distance: 40 miles Location: New Forest, Hampshire Cooking: Simple kedgeree (Jamie Oliver inspired) Protein: Tinned mackerel Conditions: Rare sunny spell after weeks of rain Subscribe for monthly bivvy trips, UK bikepacking rides, hammock camps, and practical outdoor cooking.