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*■ CHRISTMAS MENUS with Gerry Goldwyre,
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T H E b i g r u n - u p t o C h r i s tm a s ’ i s a b o u t t o s t a r t . - Do I h e a r y o u 'm o a n i n g - -
already?", • ' i , ^ To help o u r re a d e r s to h a v e 'a ; .
. relax ed b u t special festiv e t im e we * a re privileged to h av e a se rie s o f ’ recip es c re a ted b y BBC TV’s 1994
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M a rk s a n d S p e n c e r ’s P r e s to n i s to re , u s in g th e 'com p an y ’s excel- ' le n t products,- to len d a n ex o tic f lav o u r - to w h a t sometimes tu rn s '. o u t to b e th e same old C h r istm as Day meal. F o r th e n e x t th r e e weeks , Dish
o f ,th e Week will fe a tu re th e cbm- f' p le te C h r is tm a s Day menu, w i th a ch o ic e o f tw o s t a r t e r s , a m a in course an d puddings to d elig h t th e
moBt d isc ern in g p a la te . I f you cannot g e t to Marks and
I Spencer’s s to re fit P re s to n , I am • su re local Clitheroe shops will be
only too willing to help you find th e ap p ro p r ia te in g red ien ts of th e same excellent quauty. A n d th a t is n o t all. A t th e end of
th e se r ie s th e r e will b e a competi- . tio n to win £50, w o r th o f M & S . in g r e d ie n t s to m a k e G e r ry ’s C h r is tm a s Day meal.
, ■ S ta r te r O n e
SMOKED SALMON AND SEA B ED PRAWN ME LBA
: TOW ER S W ITH CREAM C H E E S E , SEA R ED
TOMATOES AND PA R SL EY L EM O N O IL DR E S S IN G ON A BASE O P C R IS PY RO C K E T L EA V E S
In g re d ie n ts — M an<TS sh o p p in g l is t • 1 p k t o ak smoked salmon
9 1 p k t p raw n s 6 l p k t melba to a s t (9 4 tomatoes flarge) •
. Me thod 1. R o a s t p a rsn ip s , sprinkle on a b o t t le of v irg in olive oil
9 1 p k t cream cheese 9 sunflower oil fo r frying Y o u r own cu p b o a rd :
9 Goz r o c k e t l e a v e s ( o r b a b y spinach)
ju ice o f 1-2 lemons
• 1 clove garlic cu t in to q u a r te rs • s a l t an d p ep p e r
M e th o d 1: In a v e ry h o t p an add a lit t le
sunflower .oil. When i t begins, .to sm o k e , ad d p raw n s a n d g a r l ic ,
9 lo z f re sh p a rs ley finely chopped •
l i t t le g ra ted pa rm e san an d season ing. S e t aside. 2. F ry mushrooms. S e t aside. 3. S e a r th e tomato in a h o t pan
w ith a lit t le oil. S e t aside. Keep warm. • 4 . R e h e a t s o u f f le — t h r e e
minutes in a h o t oven 170 d egrees . 5. R e h e a t sa u c e — s e t a s id e .
Keep warm. T o serve: 1. Lay p arsn ip s in th e c en tre of
a plate. 2. L ay souffle on top. 3. A r r a n g e th e to m a to a n d spoon on some sauce.
-cook for 1 min, ad d 2 tap o f lemon r
v ju ic e ,v c o o k . f o r a f u r t h e r - 30 s e co n d s . R em o v e f rom p a n , s e t aside.
'2 ; C u t tomato len g th ways in '/*- r-
i:inch slices, season an d s e a r in a h o t pan.
. .. -3. Make th e d re s s in g b y mixing
- to g e th e r Vipt olive oil, p a rs ley and rem ain in g .lemon juice, season to
v > t a s t e . P u t ; in to ; a . sm a l l ; p a n ; and, w a rm g en t ly . .jV H ,, -'
To se rve 1. L a y r o c k e t l e a v e s in th e
- c en tre or a la rg e p la te an d lay on f i r s t piece of melba to a s t. 2. P u t on a la y e r o f salmon, a
sp o t o f cheese a n a a n o th e r piece of m e lb a to a s t . 8. R e p e a t twice w ith lay e rs of
p raw n s an d tomato.- 4. Drizzle o v er a few spoons of
warm d ress ing. " ■ Su g g ested wine — Casa Leona
Charaonnay. S ta r te r Two
1 TW IC E BAKED GRU YER E
C H E E S E SO U F F L E W ITH ROAST PA R SN IP S ,
CARAMELISED MUSHROOMS AND BLANC MUSHROOM SAUCE
In g re d ie n ts — M & S s h o p p in g .
• 1 p k t (3-4oz) p a r sn ip s c u t in q u a r te rs • 1 p k t mushrooms 9 2 tomatoes halved 9 sunflower oil
■ 9 lo z f l a t l e a f p a r s l e y f in e ly chopped 9 p arm esan cheese (Reggiano)
; Y o u r own cu p b o a rd : > p a r t cooked souffle
) blanc wine sauce
Compiled by Marcia Morris ; Rina her with your ;
BBC TV’s Masterchef and . Marks and Spencer, l* ‘ - Preston,
Dish of the Week - Ideas
on 01200 22324 or send them to 'Dish', Clitheroe. ; Advertiser and Times; ;. 3 King Street, Clitheroe,, BB72EW \
4. Sprinkle o v e r some parsley. TW IC E BAKED
C H E E S E SO U F F L E I n g r e d ie n t s ;
• M & S sh o p p in g 9 lOOg m elted b u t te r
9 225ml milk 9 2 0 0 g g ra ted g ru y e re (keep 25g b ack for topping souffle) 9 5 eg g y olks ,
. 9 8 e g g w h ites 9 ju ic e small lemon Y o u r ow n c u p b o a rd
9 40g plain wh i te flour pinch cayenne p ep p e r f re sh bread crumbs
94K)g 40 Me th o d 1;: L in e r am a k in d ish e s w i th
b ru sh ed b u t te r and b readcrumbs. 2. In a p an mix th e remaining
b u t te r an d flour. 8. In an o th e r pan gen tly b r in g
milk to th e boil. 4. Gradually mix ro u x and h o t
milk to form thick cream consis ten cy an d add th e eg g yolks and
cheese. 5. P re -h e a t oven to 190 d eg rees
C. NB a t th is p o in t m ix tu re can b e s to red o v ern ig h t in a fridge. 6. W h isk e g g w h i te to a f irm
p e a k , a d d c a y e n n e p e p p e r an d lemon juice, mix for 10 seconds. 7. Add 20% eg g white to mix
tu r e to lo o se n th e n fold in th e remaining 80%. 8. P u t ram ek in dishes on a tray,
fill w ith m ix tu re and place in tne oven.
■ . 9. Cook for 12-15 minutes' in a
190 d e g re e C oven, rem o v e and s p r in k le on r em a in in g c h e e s e S e rv e immediately o r allow to cool for twice b aked and tu rn out.
BLANC MUSHROOM SAUCE In g re d ie n ts
9 Vi p in t wh i te wine 9 1-and-a-half tb lsp wine v in eg ar 9 2oz shallots, finely chopped
9 2oz b u t to n mushrooms, sliced 9 olive oil o r b u t te r
Me th o d 1. Melt b u t te r in fry in g p an and
so f te n sh a l lo ts (do n o t colour) Soften mushrooms. 2. Add wine and b r in g to boil,
ad d wine v in eg a r an d simmer for five minutes. 3. Add h a lf p in t double cream
and simmer v e ry , v e ry g ently for ab o u t a n h o u r until reduced.
4. Add a squeeze of lemon and s a l t and p ep p e r to ta s te .
DON’T fo rg e t to c u t o u t a n d k e e p o u r C h r is tm a s re c ip e s th i s w e ek a n d fo r th e n e x t tw o w e ek s — so t h a t y o u c a n a n sw e r th r e e s im p le q u e s t io n s , w h ic h m ig h t w in y o u £50 w o r th o f in g r e d ie n ts f rom M & S a t P r e s to n to c o o k G e r ry ’s fe s t iv e m en u
lO m t h e A G r a o e y i n a ___
Y O U h a v e p o l i s h e d o f f t h e t u r k e y a n d C h r i s t m a s p u d d in g , p u l le d a l l t h e c r a c k e r s a n d d o n e ,
t h e w a s h in g u p . . A f te r th e festiv e h as sle is o ver, w h a t b e t te r th an to
s e t t le down in f ro n t o f th e television with a nice dropJ o f something to a id ,th e digC'stiye'seasOn?";’'"
: J!In';my;mind,. th e re is n o th in g f in er th a n a d e c e n t :
glass of b ran d y to combat th e o v e re a t in g ( I am n o t actually “going off th e g rapevine” h e re , as b ran d y is made b y distilling w in e ) . ...............
.. B r a n d ie s 'a r e produced, in 'G e rm an y ; I ta ly , Spain an d Greece, b u t th e most-p o p u lar an d probably th e
'f in e s t -c om e f rom F ra n c e , in p a r t ic u la r f rom th e ■ Cognac and Armagnac regions. W e a r e a l l no d o u b t fam i l ia r w i th th e famous
b ran d s of Cognac, b u t th e lesser-known Armagnacs a r e also well w o r th se eking out. T h e A rm ag n a c reg io n lies in Gascony, home of
d ’A r tag n an , th e T h re e M u sk eteers and th e u n fo r tu n - ; ately-named tow n o f Condom. I t is d iv id ed in to , th r e e a re a s : ' H a u t -A rm a g n a c ,- Ten are ze, an d Bas-Armagnac, th e la t te r producing
th e fin e s t examples. The w o r s t wine actually produces th e b e s t bran d y an d th u s th e les s noble g rap e v a r ie t ie s a r e used , for
example th e Ugni Blanc and Folle Blanche. Armagnac is distilled in a unique still and, unlike
Cognac, un d erg o es a single distillation. This c re a te s a sp ir i t w i th incredible aroma, r ich n es s and flavour. The Appellation Controlee laws s ta te th a t i t m u s t
be m a tu red in b a r re ls o f Armagnac oak, a black oak which !b expens ive b u t which im p a r ts wonderfiil c h ar acte r is t ic s to th e finished product. ■ I can well recommend one o f th e n ew e s t additions
to o u r shelves, A rm a g n a c C e rb o is V SOP , which is e legantly p re sen ted in a 35cl b o t t le and re ta i ls a t £11.75.
. Being six to e ig h t y e a r s old, i t is harmonious and
well balanced, w i th fine aromas of violet, vanilla and a touch of p ru n e . V elv ety smooth, i t is th e p e r fe c t d ig e s t i f an d m ay ev e n m ak e a l l th o s e te le v is io n re p e a ts e a s ie r to swallowl -
- b u t w e e t i t l tm e m few left, Why not join us on Sunday 3rd O v c o m D e r , '
D A N G E R r u n s d e e p in T o n y S c o t t ’s p o w e r f u l t a l e o f tw o m e n w h o h o ld t h e f a t e o f t h e
w o r ld in t h e i r h a n d s . Seasoned subma rine commander
F ra n k Ramsay (Hackman) and his h o t - s h o t s e c o n d in 'c o m m a n d , ' H u n te r (Washington), vie for con t ro l o f a US n u clear submarine as th e y ta k e on th e reb e l le ad e rs of a b re ak aw ay Soviet republic. 1
■ Things go w rong when an o rd e r f rom U S N a v y h e a d q u a r te r s to r launch an a t ta c k su f fers a b re a k in. communication. T h e only th in g th e two; m en h a v e in common f rom . th e n on is en o u g h f ire -p ow e r to s ta r t World W a r I I I . ' R am say is convinced th e com
munication h a s o rd e red a nuclear s tr ik e . T h ey m u s t s to p th e Soviet
C O M E T O T H E C A B A R E T
‘Crimson Tide” — starring Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman; directed by Tony Scott
I
r e b e ls f rom re a c h in g a n u c le a r arm's dump an d launching such an
. a t ta c k on America. H u n te r , h ow e v e r , u r g e s ,c a u
tion. I f th e y m istakenly a t ta ck th e re b e ls , th e y m ig h t u nw i t t in g ly s ta r t World W a r I I I . . .
'. S u bm a r in e p e rso n n e l a r e sp l i t
. a s to w h ic h 'o f th e tw o powerful f ig u re s to - fo l low a n d a m u t in y ' ensues.
......S co tt assiduously re -c re a ted t h e '1 h a r sh conditions an d au th en tic lan guage of a real-life submarine for his film, s e t t in g th e pace for a tale
th a t leaves you pe rp e tu a l ly on th e edge. H e is ably a s sisted b y some h ig h -p ow ered a c t in g an d en d les s b e ad s of p e rsp ira t io n across angs t- r id d en brows.
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Deep Fried Brie with Apricot Saocc/-.r ^ rV' .v; -7:Stuffed O n l O Q r
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T u e sd ay 5th D ecem b er, 7.30pm Chamber Music with Mistress of the Cello
L O W R I B L A K E and IAN BROWN (Piano)
.S o lo T r a c k s & ; ;S t r a n g l e r s H i t s ■ + R u s s i a n F o r M o n e y + T h e L a u r e n s
HUGH CQRNWELL BAND S atu rd ay 9th D ecem b er, 8.00pm <
■Friday B th^D o ccm bo r . 8 .0 0 pm E x -S t ra n g le rs F ro n tm a n is B a c k !
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B U R N L E Y :
W A A M E C H A N I C S S u p p o r t e d : b y -.:T h w a i t e s F rid a y 2 4 th N o v em b e r, 8 .0 0 pm
J a z z a t P ad iham Town Hall E SONNY ROLLINS PROJECT
D C o n t in u e d o v e r l e a f
7 - 9 P A R S O N L A N E , ’
I L R A J F u l l y L ic e n s e d I n d i a n R e s t a u r a n t Genuine Indian Cuisine \ '
C L I T H E R O E , L A N C S
T e l e p h o n e 0 1 2 0 0 2 7 2 2 4
Recommended by the Good Food Guide and Good Curry Guide in Lancashire
Free home delivery on all normal menu's
CHRISTMAS BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN Open all through the Christmas Holidays Christmas Day - Boxing Day - New Years Di'ay
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS INDIAN BANQUET ' 4 COURSE SET MEALS
24 hour notice lot preparation - Deposit . required
(1) Lamb Kurcee (one full leg of lamb) £13 per head
Vegetarian set meals £1Z50 per person
(2) Mural Mossalla (Whole chicken) £13.50 per head
Advanced booking
TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS 4 COURSE MEALS
£13 JO per head - Children half price . Soup of the Day
Dessert & Coffee
Friday and Saturday 12 noon - 2.30 p.m.; 5.30 p.m. -12."' Sunday 1 p.m. -12.30 a.m.
Monday r Thursday 12 noon - 2.30 p.m.; 5.30 - midnight
ENGLISH DISHES AVAILABLE OPENING TIMES
.30 NOW SERVING SPECIAL BALTI DISHES
Roast Turkey and Stuffing of V4 Roast ; Chicken with Roast Foatoes and vegetables
; C l i t h e r o e A d v e r t i s e r & T im e s , N o v e m b e r . 2 S r d ,1 9 9 5 . 9
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