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ORIGINAL FRENCH ONION SOUP
KKAIM.Lhof this column am. in Ihr a very sjuflal tmat. I hail a lot ofiaiol-
ink to cl* to get this week's Dish of the Week ■•-•el|ie from local restaurateur Ian Hro-vn. of Brown s Bistro.
This family-run business is now in its
eighth your and while David anti his 5on, Ian. conjure up amazing main courses. Davids wife. Carole, in the kitchen, creates delicious desserts and
dressings for the salad served as an appetiser when you arrive. David’s French onion soup recipe is
normally a closely-guarded secret. He first tasted the original version in a lit
tle restaurant which he pissed on his way to work ju
s a column chef at the
Hotel Castiglione, near the Elysee Palace in Baris. Early morning custom ers at the Pied Curium— translated, the Pig’s Foot — came Vmn the meat!
with David Brown, of Brown's Bistro, York S t Clitheroc.
fish and vegetable market nearby and David would join them on cold frosty mornings, often burning his mouth on the hot soup ;is it came straight from a very large grill, dripping with melted cheese. David was in Paris on an exchange working trip anil the soup was both filling and cheap. David and Carole returned to Paris a
couple of years ago and made a senti mental visit to the Hotel Castiglione.
which they found to be still bejiutiful anil still very expensive. So dream of Paris while eating your real French onion soup.
OltlCINAL FRENCH ONION SOUP (serves-!)
Ingredients N f e T j Marcia Morris
Oi! cloves garlic 9 pints beef stock 0 2 tblsp olive oil •
• *> -1 slices medium sliced bread
• 12 slices CJmyere cheese • I tblsp Bovril •
1. Slice onions and saute in pan with crushed garlic and olive oil, until
onions arc nice and brown. 2. Add tablespoon Bovril ;md glass of
wine, simmer for 10 minutes. Add stock and cook for one hour. o. Put soup in ovenproof bowls, trim
bread so it rests on top of bowl, put three slices of cheese on top then place under a very hot grill until cheese melts and browns. Chefs tip: Be very careful when you eat this soup: it can burn the tongue.
O n t h e G r a p e v in e
G A S C O N Y , a large a rea south ol' B o r deaux, is famous fo r m u sk e te e rs and
amagnac. i also produce* some very good vin ite pays (wine made
according' to strict production regulations). Such wine is male for imniediite enjoyment, not for keeping, and usually
represents good value for money. vhe wine I an recommending this week is Domaine de
Msuhet 1995 Vh de Pays des Cotes de Gascogne (£5.1)11). t is a delichus aromatic wine, produced and bottled by
.Jem Claude Fmtan, at his 25-hectare property in the heart ofuascogny.
It is made from a blend of three grapes not commonly se*n. nnmely(’o!om
b:MY|, Vigni Blanc and Gros Manseng. With Andrew Byrne,
of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, King Street,
Clitheroe (01200 423152) Modern temperature controls :md fermentation techniques
produce a wine that is super fresh and pale green in colour, with an aromatic bouquet and a crisp, fresh fruit flavour. This wine is best enjoyed young, served chilled, either as
an aj>oritif, or ;is an accompaniment to white meat and fish. It is the perfect summer wine — if you can find the perfect summer, that is!
Bn m y V i e w
WHEN SirArthur Conan Doyle wrote hi* finest Sherlock Holmes story, he caild hardy have imagined that his fie- timal detelive would one day come to lib to roan the moors in search of the haind fron hell. Fact is often stranger than fiction.
Tie deestalker-elad detective will actually ie strolling through Wycoller Country Park, Colne, later this‘month in the flidsommer Actors* production of “The lound of the Baskervilles.” I caujht up with Mr Holmes and the
rest of-he company’s cast when they vnited -.ever Park, Rivington, to j>er- form heir open a ir walkabout producion. It ws such a simple idea. Instead of
spendig money on an expensive set, use tie one created by nuture. far more uthentic anil very atmospheric. Cumins went up, metaphorically of cours, once the audience was gath
ered ogether for the first scene in a cordned-off corner o! the car park.
‘The Hound of the Baskervilles” Midsommer Actors
Not your immediate image of cold and bleak Dartmoor, but the opening 20 minutes set the scene for a humorous
and imagin;itive interpretation of Sir Arthur’s story. A sharp blow on a whistle by one of
the east marked the end of each scene and time for audience participation.
This involved walking to the next nail- biting instalment to try to solve the mystery of Sir Charles Baskerville’s death. A ruined castle was cleverly used sis the backdrop for Baskerville Hall and
the moorland was perfect for the hound's stomping ground. No doubt the company will make full use of the countryside in Colne. Throughout the play, one thing shone through — the energy of the
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cast. They did not stop for breath in their quest to re-create the story of the world’s greatest detective. They stuck faithfully to the plot, though iney did add their own light-hearted touches to
the three-hour production. Enjoying the production depended
very much on the weather and, fortun ately, on this occasion it remained dry. It was by no means a short play and standing around can take its toll on your feet, so a pair o f sturdy shoes is needed. It is billed ;is a family event, but some of the scenes are a bit too long for young children.
"The Hound of the Baskervilles" will
be performed at Wycoller Country Park, Colne, from August 2Kth to Sep tember 1st, For further information telephone 010U1 (>55002.
Stewart Pimblcy . . . .
large glass red wine Method
Needlecraft in the Yorkshire Dales Embsay Mills
I Needlecraft Centre (& Coffee Shop)
‘An Aladdins Cave’
Everything for Needlecraft Open 7 days 10am - 5pm
& Bank Hols. Free car park opposite The Embsay Steam Railway
| Embsay, nr Skipton g Tel/Fax: (01756) 700946 j
Meet baby Karha at Chester Zoo!
UPTON. CHESTER (JUST OFF THE M 11 OPEN 10AM. FREE CAR PARKING TELEPHONE: (01244) 380280
CONSERVATION CANNOT WAIT E3 A f*gi|t*r«d Chority
MIDDLE FLASS LODGE Guest House
Licensed Restaurant Restaurant open to non-rcsidcnls
Tuesday - Friday.......................5 p.m. - 8.30
p.tn.
Suturduy & Sunduyl2 p.m. - 2
p.tn., 4.30 p.m. - 8.30
p.tn. Table reservations advisable PARTY BOOKINGS WELCOME
0 1 2 0 0 4 4 7 2 5 9 Settle Road, Bolton-by-Bowland
Residential accommodation OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
R i b b le s d a l e BANK HOLIDAY SPECIAL
• - WITCHES AND WIZARDS INDOOR AND .
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TARKS, INCLUDING. - • : - * CAULDRON CAFE - BAR.- ■
. 3 FLOORS OF FANTASTIC
FUN.FOR THE KIDS.
HOURS AND HOURS OF ENJOYMENT SO GET IN THERE AN D START PLATTING! w-srr u Holiday entrance . . . . . . .£2.50
t and Play Kids
Meal.Deal. «;«C4.75 • 'witchesandWzardsopen:.ila.m./9p.m.
- . . Cauldron Cafe - Bar serving food till 8 p-m.'j.. A!' PARENTS; Relax while the children play in safety.
T R A D iT lU W* * ' < t a p r o o m -
:■ • Enjoy a drink and a meal in our restaurant or beer ........ ____ ...................................
Food served from noon - 9.30 p.m. 01200 445 149 M A L H A M D A L E
Agricultural & Horticultural Society Annual Show
Saturday, 24th August 1996 Major Attractions Include:
K ATY CROPPER (Winner of One Man & His Dog) Demonstration
Heavy Horses Sheepdog Trials Dry Stone Walling Rare Breeds Working Farrier Demo Sheep Clipping Demo Silsdcn Majorettes
Showjumping Side Saddle Riding Display Craven Old Wheels Brass Band Junior Moto-X Falconry & Birds of Prey Vintage Tractors
LIVESTOCK, HORTICULTURAL & CRAFT EXHIBITS Admission £3 (under 16‘s F R E E ) • F R E E P A R K IN G
£100 Free Draw Ticket With Catalogue
Enquiries: Please r in g Mr R B Wi llis 01729 830216
r CAR BOOT SALE Next to Coronation Hotel (on busy A59) Q IS B U R N
HO R TON G RAN GE FARM Busy attractive riverside site
SUNDAY, AUG U S T 25th MONDAY AUG U S T 26th 9am to 3.00pm
(Half Price Second Day) Cars and Small vans E8.
Sellers no booking just turn up.
ENTRANCE FROM 8am NO EARLIER. Tables lor hire. Enquiries / Advice
% T e l : Mr. 'C' B a rn o ld sw ick 8 1 5 7 5 6 ^
iC R A V EN H E IFER 'iit,' WHALLEY ROAD, CLITHEROE Tel: 01200 422421
SERVING ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES 2 *g?L w Sunday,
August QUIZ & for 25th D IS C O winners
3rd A N N vocallst Prf'^r
R es
THE SHIREBURN ARMS Hurst Green, Clitheroe. Tel: 01254826518
READER HOLIDAYS 1996/7 SEPTEMBER
6 -Malt Whiskey Trail, 3 days......................... -S85 12-Lourdes,5days .......................................£129 14 - Bruges & Calais Weekend. 2 days . . .from £59
14 - America. 10 days......................... from £M85 15-The Emerald Isle,6days .........................£199
21 - Grease, Manchester....................... .— £3f 28-Best of the west end, 2 days
............from £65 OCTOBER
4 - Crazy For You, Manchester.........................£35 5 -Alton Towers. 2 days................................ -£59
5 - Poland, 7 days...........................................£'49 9 - Wembley, England/Poland......................... £65 9 - Loch Lomond. 2 days.................................£39
11 - Crazy for You, Manchester.......................£35 18 - Holland 8t Amsterdam, 3 days . .from only £89 18 - Paris. 4 days
.............................from just £119 25 - Old Time Music Hall Weekend, 3 days -£99-95 26-CzechRepublic,7days ........................£ 39
27 - Elba, 7 days............................................£'3' NOVEMBER
4 - Loch Ness & Highland Magic, 5 days from £108
8 - Edinburgh & The Scottish Borders. 2 days
.......................................from £35
9 - Best of’the West End, 2 days ..............f'orn£65 9 - Paignton, 5 days
10 - Scotland's Scenic Railways, 5 days . . . . .£159 ................f ! l i
13 - Scarborough. 2 days ............... from only £35 16 - Rouen Shopper, 2 days......................... ..£55 18 - Scarborough, 2 days
................from only£35
DS _ . t y n i g h t s E
The idea, Get Together, or
£14 per person R e S t FDTuC
_ . O w s c D in n e r w i th D a n c in g to o u r nUnhe early hours o f .he motmng.
SATURDAY 24th AUGUST
W H Y W O R R Y A B O U T A TA X I? c p F N D TH E N IG H I „ .
£ 4 5
per couple including breakfast
23 - Big Band Bonanza. 2 days...................£69.99 26-Turkey & Tinsel. 4 days .........................£9995
28 - Calais Shopper. 2 days . . . . . . . .from only £49 30 - Bath Christmas Shopping, 2 days ........£59.95 DECEMBER
1 - BBC Good Food Show, Birmingham . . . • • -£20 1 - London Christmas Shopping, 2 days . . . .£49W
6 - Clothes Show.............................................. 6- Loch Lomond, 2 days................................£35
7- Lincoln Shopper.........................
13 - Calais Shopper. 2 days ............................. £49 18 - Heathcliff. Birmingham, 2 days............... .£89
24 - Edinburgh Christmas. 4 days................... £ 99
24 - Christmas Break, 3 days .........................£ 49 op _ New Year in Paris, 4 days ....................... tizo 30 - New Year in Heart of England, 3 days .. .£129 1997
March 15th- Heathcliff. London, i days ......... £99
OCTOBER 5th - 2 Days What's Included: • Luxury Return Coach
Travel • O n e night’s accommodation in a Staffordshire hotel • All rooms with private facilities to include bath/shower. W C , colour T V and tea/coffee making amenities • Full English breakfast • Two day pass tor Alton Towers Theme Park (entrance included admission to all rides) • Services of an experienced tour driver • C10 Single room supplement.
Ring Clare Hunter on
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For your free brochure on any of the holidays designed especially for readers
BRUGES & CALAIS CHANNEL TUNNEL Only £59
14th/l 5thSeptember
If you haven’t yet experienced the greatest engineering feat of the 20th Century — this is your chance.
Our specially arranged itinerary offers you the opportunity to travel through the Channel Tunnel and have a great weekend on the continent too.
Includes: transport by modern coach, return ‘Le Shuttle’ journey, bed and breakfast in a quality hotel in Calais, hypermarket visit, excursion to Bruges, tour guide througout.
FOULRIDGE CANAL
CRUISES $irti JIM C Male Vocalist
A d j a c e n t O ld Stonehouse
Restaurant. Mitton, Whalley
0 1254 826544 TUESDAY 27th AUGUST - 8.50 pm NEXT FUN PUB QUIZ
F R IE N D S O F AUGUST BAM HOLIDAY T H O M A S SATURDAYS) MONDAY
THE TANK ENGINE 24th to 26th August at EMBSAY STEAM RAILWAY, SKIPTON Meet THOMAS’ . -PERCY"
Lots of trains and THE FAT CONTROLLER" 1 Oam to 4pm
TELEPHONE Skipton (01756) 794727
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
Skipton (01756) 795189 TALKING TIMETABLE
i B na Atooft (Thera*) Ud 1 996. Evens tanad by B . . na Motft (Thona*) lit
KINGS MILL ANTIQUE CENTRE
QUEER ST, BARICSYKE, BUR.5tEVTcl:0HBI « I D j3
TOYS, COmit MEDALS, GLASS, CHINA, jm U EW smrma sc period nmnutc jart me
OPEHt Non to Sat 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Sun 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
FOLLOW THE BROWRSHjRS FOR QUEER STREET MBX
OLD VICTORIAN FENNY FOR FIRST lOO ' VISITORS SAT, SUN and MON
OUR COttl & MEDAL SPECIALIST WILL BE MERE MONDAY2(ith _________________
Attention Antiques
Collectors!
GB ANTIQUES CENTRE
Open 7 days • 110+ dealers M6, Exit 33 to Lancaster,
then follow the brown signs for Leisure Park
(01524)844734
THE OLD FOUNDRY Cavendish Street (NrTcsco)
J Lace Glass • Models • Art , | Deco Pottery • KUchenalLa I and much more
, Country Pine • China •
-NOW OPEN 1 7 DAYS
0.30am - 4.30pm
GIANT ANTIQl COLLECTOR'S FLEA MARKET'
THIS SUNDAY, ■ AUGUST 25th
Over 70 packed slalLs^ GARGRAVE
V IL LAG E H A L L < Near Skipton
Telephone: 01282 430670
I-ANCASTRLW FAIRS
Saturday 24th & Tuesday 27th August 2.30pm AFTERNOON CRUISE
Sunday & Monday 25th & 26th August
11.00am TUNNEL TRIP - A two hour cruise through Foulridge 'Mile' tunnel including refreshments £3.50 adulLs, £1.75 children
1.30 & 3.00pm AFTERNOON CRUISE - A l'/j hour cruise £3.00 adults, £1.50 children
Telephone - Talking Timetable 01282 870241 Bookings (recommended) 01282 844033
CANAL WHARF, FOULRIDGE Reader Holidays M a r v e l l o u s M a l t a
November 26th - 8 days from £165
Join this great value week long break flying from Manchester to the sunshine island of Malta with mild sunny weather. Malta is the perfect choice for a get-away-from-it-all holiday. The price of this Marvellous Malta holiday includes: return flights to Malta, airport transfers in Malta, seven nights accommodation (based on four sharing). Services of tour manager.______________ •
V, -j Q Ty-n F LOCH NESS & HIGHLAND MAGIC
November 4th - 5 days £108
Magnificent highland scenery, Culloden Moor and the Moray Firth and the Black Isle are the setting for this
fabulous 5 day holiday.
Includes: return transport, four nights accommodation at the Drumossie Hotel, Inverness, with breakfast and evening meal each day, evening entertainment, excursions to Loch Ness and Loch Maree.
THE EMERALD ISLE September 15th - 6 days
£ 1 9 9
Our super holiday is picturesque Killaloe, set on the banks of the river Shannon in County Clare. Price includes: Coach travel throughout, return ferry
crossing, 5 nights accommodation and Irish breakfasts, Dublin sightseeing tour, services of a tour manager throughout.
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Bashall Eaves Village Hall
SUNDAY MARKET & CAR BOOT
August 25th 10.30 a.m. -4 p.m.
Refreshments available Enquiries:
01254 826437
I PETIUE M AR K E T &
CAR ROOT THIS SUNDAY.
AUGUST 25th 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
LANGHO. near Whalley oft A59 roundabout towards Whalley
All hard standing 8 acre site at
Arrive from 7.30 a.m. Enquiries 01254 240298
Cars from £7. vans and new goods from £ 10
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WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST 8.45 p.m.
NEXT IIRISH NIGliTl
I SEPTEMBER 5th
ANNUAL MODEL
EXHIBITION
Barley Village Hall Barley, nr Burnley Saturday,
August 24th to Monday 26th
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission E1.50,
accompanied children free
Trains, Boats. Planes, Cars, Steam Engines. Dolls Houses
Tel: 01282 691850 or 613280
For details Compiled b y
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