Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 18th, 1996 9
B R E A D a n d b u t t e r P U D D IN G
°t Heathcotes Restaurant, Longridge
iw'tf; Paul Heathcote, ___
refurbishment of Heathcotes Restaurant, Longridge, Paul Heathcote and his staff have launched a new and exciting menu to match.
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In fact, everything in the res- taurant has now been renewed
since the opening five-and-a-half years ago. That is, with the excep tion of one thing — bread and but-
the old favourite, bread and butter p u ,
“Dish of the Week”. are many variations of
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cooked badly. There is no substi- v tute for fresh eggs, cream or a
but ab t0° often it is
the menu at Heathcotes from day one and on the only occasion Paul
anilla pod. This favourite dish has been on
lett it off, one Sunday lunchtime, he was nearly lynched by his regu lar customers. Paul created his own bread and butter pudding recipe after being influenced by the one served at the famous
(01772 784969) Wlth a complete
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Sharrow Bay Hotel, Ullswater, one of the places where he trained.
Heathcotes is served with an apri cot coulis, clotted cream and vanilla custard.
The bread and butter pudding at
November, does the cooking at home too and last week he was a guest on the TV show, “Main Ingredient”, when he made his favourite artichoke soup. He loves this soup so much he had his great friend, Nigel Haworth, of North- cote Manor, include it in the cou ple's wedding breakfast held at the hotel. However, to suit the very special occasion, the soup was gar nished with truffles.
Paul, who married Gabby in
butter pudding in a bain-marie (a tray of water which helps protect the dish from the heat of the oven). Place a piece of card or paper under the pudding dish to help prevent splashes boiling up ana into the pudding.
Chef’s tip: Bake the bread and
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on 01200 22324 or serid them to ’Dish’, Clitheroe
3 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EW
BREAD ANI) BUTTER PUDDING
Ingredients
G 5 slices of buttered, white bread • 3 eggs G 2oz sugar G 7 Vfefl oz milk G 7%fl oz whipping cream G 2oz sultanas G 1 vanilla pod G2oz apricot jam and a little water
Method
and cut in half diagonally. 2. Whisk eggs and sugar
sultanas in a buttered ovenproof dish. Pour custard on to the bread through a sieve. 5. Place in a bain-marie in a
the eggs and scrape in vanilla pod. 4. Layer the buttered bread and
colour under a grill and glaze with melted apricot jam.
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MAY I take the opportunity of wish ing everyone a happy new year and I trust you all enjoyed your Christmas wines.
as well as sampling one or two new wines. There is one new wine that stands out as being
January is the time for sales and bargains,
tremendous value for money and of a quality that far outreaches its price bracket.
have taken a giant step forward in quality, with new wineries springing up all over the country.
Over the last few vintages, Chilean white wines
most countries for quality, Bodegas y Vinedos Santa Emiliana, is one such up-and-coming company. The company was created in 1986 and its objective is to produce good-quality varietal wines from grapes
Using modern techniques, enabling them to rival
THE frontiers of Bohemia — the lifestyle, that is, rather than the country — have always been mapped with a mi x t u r e of r e a l i t y and fantasy.
artists, poets and philosophers really shivered and starved in attic flats before escaping to either immortality or the middle class, but this Opera North production certainly brought Bohemia alive.
Paris, this gritty production encompassed superb perfor mances, clever set design and some slick direction.
Set against a backdrop of ’fifties
Margaret Richardson and Tito Beltran respectively, meet on a freezing Christmas Eve and'begin a passionate relationship blighted by Rodolfo’s jealousy and Mimi’s
Mimi and Kodolfo, played by
acting, to his role. Richardson, too, was outstanding and, despite
It’s hard to say how many young
of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, King Street,
With Andrew Byrne, Clitheroe (0120022281)
grown in either its own 860-acre vineyard or others managed by the firm on long-term lease. The wine I am recommending this week is Andes
Peakes Chardonnay 1995 (£3.59),which is produced in the Casablanca region, one of the best areas in Chile for this particular grape. For the price, this is one of the finest Chardonnays
enjoyable. This is a lovely wine to drink, as an aperitif or with
medium to low oven for approxi mately 25-30 minutes. 6. When cooled, if necessary,
1. Take the crusts off the bread
together. 3. Add the milk and cream to
S u p p o r te d b y T h w a l te a Burnley Pantomime Society Presents •
, . B U R N L E Y A ( \ M E C H A N I C S
From Friday 12th January to A L A D D I N
Saturday 20th January 1996 Matinee's (both Saturdays) 2.15pm t
Evenings 7.15pm PRICES FROM £2 TO £3 WITH CONCS.
Friday 19th January, 7.30pm at Padiham Town Hall
AMERICAN LINE DANCING TO LIVE "NEW COUNTRY MUSIC" From
AFTER THE RAIN Instruction for Beqinners Friends of
Tuesday 30th January, 7.30pm Chamber Music with The Collegiate Wind Ensemble
Beethoven Octet in E flat; Janacek: Mladi Suite; Mozart: Serenade in E flat; Dvorzak: Czeck Suite
Wednesday 31st January; 8.00pm- Alan 9t\ce&
THE TRAPFORP BAND • Friday 9th February, 8.00pm ■ ..
Sunday 4th February, 2.45pm Championship Brass in Concert
KENNY BALL & HIS JAZZMEN Saturday 10th February, 8.00pm
■^pSaSS^SE* BATON ROUGE ■Wednesday 21 st Feb, 11 am .& 2pm;
GRANDPA'S WINTER TALE A Delightful & Gentle Puppet.Talo in the*
style of "The Animals of Farthing^Wood" ;
A Half Term Treat for Children Everywhere Fri 23rd 8t Sat 24th February, 7.30pm
CofPresent DR. FAUSTUS
An "Epic, Universal, Spectacular Production" from one of the U.K.'s finest Touring Companies
Sunday 3rd March, 2.45pm v ' Championship Brass in Concert
UNITED NORWEST CO-OP BAND Tuesday 5th March, 7.30pm
I have tried. It is big and rounded, with lots of pleas ant fruit flavours; lightly-oaked and extremely
chicken, but for something a touch different why not try it with kangaroo-meat from Harrison and Kerr!
-In~my-Wiewj
“La Boherne”, by Giacomo Puccini (performed by Opera North at the
Grand Theatre, Leeds)
some wonder ful hi ghbrow humour, particularly a mock ban quet scene where the playful Schaunard (baritone Garry Magee) imitates the legendary Marilyn Monroe, complete with blonde wig and billowing dress! Puccini was no stranger to
from Chile, brought great tone and clarity, as well as some fine
encroaching consumption. Beltran, an exciting young tenor
Bohemia. At one time he shared lodgings with the composer Mascagni. When Puccini’s credi tors called, he would hide in the wardrobe while Mascagni pro tested he had gone out. Puccini would then provide the same ser
Appearing at the
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SWAN & ROYAL HOTEL
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over 7 hours of entertainment / . Rock n Roll etc
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F o r m o re info rm a tion contact
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DMEN’S AGLOW FELLOWSHIP In v ite e v e ry b o d y to o u r
\ NEW YEAR MEETING P URC Lower Hall
inday 22nd January 1996 7.30pm Refreshments from 7 .0 0 pm _______
R.ON a n d E V E A X O N icbjiifc Clitheroe Chapter
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mond, as Marcello, and soprano Elena Ferrar, as the raunchy Musetta. Director Phyllida Lloyd added
ported by their fellow performers, particularly baritone Karl Day-
missing a top note, brought much vulnerability and pathos to a role that is difficult to cast let alone perform. The pair were brilliantly sup
can see it at the Grand Theatre, Leeds, on various dates until February 1st. If not, it will be
Sresented at the Palace Theatre,
8th, as well as other venues throughout the North. Further details are available
Theresa Robson
COMMUNITY CHURCH
CLITHEROE
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We meet every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. in the King’s Centre, Millthorne Avenue. Everyone Welcome.
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an 19th Sat
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1996 6.30 p.m. ■ 8.30 p.m.
All students who are thinking of taking 'A' levels are invited to come with their parents to the Sixth Form Centre at York
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T CIVIC CINEMA CLITHEROE
......................................... ... • " ....... .....—-----_ _ ^SATURDAY 27th JANUARY AT 7.45pm J
WRESTLING R O Y A L R UM B LE
AMERICAN
THE UNDERTAKER II POWER RANGER THE CLOWN
ULTIMATE CHIPPENDALE LIGHTENING KID BOSTON BRAWLER
LIVE ACTION- ON A U.K. TOUR LEGEND OF DOOM
■ I * lanchester, on March 5th and
from the Opera North Hotline on 0113 244 5326 or the Opera North Mailing List, Freepost, Leeds, LSI 6YT.
Boherne’’, by Opera North, is a production not to be missed. You
house as Richardson racked and coughed and Beltran, as her heart broken lover, grieved her intimely demise with compelling despair. If you are an opera fan, "La
piece ends when the artists pawn their few possesssions in order to hire a doctor for the dying Mimi. There wasn’t a dry eye in the
vice for his friend! Not surprisingly, his master
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Saturday 9th March, 8.00pm THE WORLD FAMOUS
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Matinee Saturday 17th February at 2.15 p.m.
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