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o n n B B B H PEAR AND ALMOND CRUMBLE with Carol Beswick,
V °f The Old Post House Hotel,' .Clitheroe
A TRULY s c rump t io u s . sweet that absolutely anyone can make is this week’s Dish of the Week. l’ear and Almond Crumble is
catering at Salford College and-, then worked as a chef at the North West Regional Health Authority for several years. After a break from employment,
during which time she had a family, she returned to work, as chef at the Waterside Restaurant, Ramsbottom.
second chef at the Whitehall Coun try Club, Danven, for three years,
She was then employed as
before joining the team at the Old Post House. Carol commented: “This dish is
one that anyone can make. People * ’ - »
always have a tin of fruit in the cupboard and. can whip this dish together in no time at all.” / Pear and Almond Crumble (serves four)'
the offering of Carol Beswick, chef : at Clitheroe’s Old Post House Hotel. Manchester girl Carol trained in
• • Goz; margarine or butter
. ■ , Ingredients io b z . j i la in f i t fu l -
• Gozi sugar .; • 2oz. flaked almonds. • 850g can of pear halves
Method
1. Drain the pears, break into halves and place in an ovenproof
dish. 2. Rub fat into the flour until it
resembles breadcrumbs, then mix in the sugar and three-quarters of.
the almonds. 3. Place on top of the pears and sprinkle the remaining almonds on
top. 4. Bake for 20-25 minutes in a
pre-heated oven (375 degree C or gas mark 5).
On,the
OVER the past few years, much praise has been heaped on the wine-makers of the New World, for their forward-thinking techniques,
sensible prices and lack of snobbishness. There is, however, a region of France that
of Whiteside’s Wine Merchants, Shawbridge Street,
with Sue Lewtas,
deserves a mention for the way it has come to terms with inherited problems of old — that area is
Clitheroe (01200 27129)
Languedoc-Roussillon. In my opinion, the area is becoming one of the most popular wine-producing areas in the world for inex
pensive and decent-quality wine. The Languedoc-Roussillion was always known as
the big “plonk” producer of France. The majority of the wine produced there was either consumed in copious quantities by farmers and other manual work ers, or purchased by the Government for distillation. Thus, for many years, the vignerons of the Lan
guedoc had no incentive for anything, but to churn out gallons of low-quality, liver-rotting vin rouge, as
a contribution to the European wine lake. Now, happily, after severeal decades of wrangling,
riots, strikes, EEC policies and, believe it or not, a change in the nation’s drinking habits, there has been a steady increase in the quality of wine production
and an upgrading of many wines from “vin ordinaire^ lo “vin de pays" and even “appellation controlec,
Chateaux de Languedoc also produces whites. Mv recommendation this week is Chateau dc Granoupiac Blanc 1993, a dry white that is deli
Although still predominantly a red wine region, the .
ciously fresh, clean and flowery. This wine, priced at iM.Oj), was a gold medal winner
at the Languedoc competition last year. It is a blend of Roussanne, Rolle and Grenache
grapes, varieties with which you may not be familiar, but if, like me, you are becoming a little weary ot what I term the “chardonnisation” of the world, this refreshing dry white will make a welcome change.
Inm yV iew j
IN her classic 1868 novel of life in Civil Wa r New England, Louisa May Alcott recounts the dramas and adventures of Mrs March’s four “ l i t t l e wome n ” — spirited Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth and romantic
Amy.Now, Columbia Pictures opens the door on Alcott’s compelling tale of family strength and femi nine independence, with the help of a strong female cast (two of which, Winona Ryder and Susan - Sarandon, worked for reduced
fees) and a female direct or.u*( • Despite its idyllic subject mat
ter, “Little Women” has acquired an edge of controversy, amid accu sations that its production team and cast have manipulated a
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Susan Sarandon and Gabriel Byrne; directed by Gillian Armstrong
cherished 19th century classic to reflect 1990s feminism.
that to be loved and chosen by a good man is the sweetest thing which can happen to a woman.
In the book, Marmee tells Meg
(Sarandon) tells her: “Ladies guard their modesty,
for.one very .practical,reason; we’re not highly
However, in the film, Marmee
valued,, as men are. We are forbid den to govern, or vote and inherit land. We’re more property than people. In society, your modesty is your only power.’* •
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ishingly faithful to the original text and the feminist overtones of “Little Women” are clearly pres
In truth, the film stays aston AU r e , ,\. ^ newsagent to
ent in Alcott’s novel. Without doubt, thanks to
• and truthfully to life. “Little Women” is currently
authentic period detail and some wonderful
acting.this Columbia offering brings Alcott’s tale of family love and sisterhood vividly
showing at Apollo 5, Blackburn (01254 695979), and Warner at Preston (01772 881100).
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10am-4pm
ADMISSION FREE • REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE:. 4 Nurses in attendance
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Fri 14th April,
Sat 15th April ■
Sun l6th April
BRADFORD VILLAGE HALL
Admission: El.20 incl. supper
Wednesday, April 19th at 7-30 p.m.
WHIST & DOMINO DRIVE
- bus iness ----------
which, in footballing terms, is the equivalent of going fl-om the fourth to the premier division!
FLEA MARKET < THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 16th
COLLECTORS ANTIQUE GIANT
Over 70 packed stalls GARGRAVE
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Lots o f new gifts in stock Opening Times:
Wednesday & Thursday I p.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday I I a.m. - 5 p.rtL______
Bounty for Ifttll mile, first right, first farm on the right)
(Go past the front door of the Hark to
100 FREE CREAM EGGS
ti CHICKEN L PIRI - PIRI
Tel: 01282 777547
EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL Soup - Caldo Verde
Mediterranean Salad Z S Z S S& s sAS
Theresa Robson WEST
' Monday to Saturday,
TO CLAIM YOUR FREE cream egg
| simply cut out the token and take to
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