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served ROAST LAMB SHANKS . imd ^ lCa" ^ n*With rosette of aubergine
and onion and tomato flavoured gravy.
r ftW v t'Ei"'i?1 final of“Aff.1 Cook .Mrs A,lnie Cammond
costing no more than £25. satnftVoTm Alevist'‘V° sl,u«’ ‘I® vcr-
‘, "ll* b iirC
»i I demonstrate her skills cookine eostin?rncou,se dinner for two
N ot Jn Ajr*i cooker, includes -i im ser^Ult "v." a !!l:!ck Padding ti.n-
i-dt . '}■11 a 1,Kht mustard Hoi-
.spring lamb shank served on Coltrui- Sette’™ ? t°SeUe ,,f autotfne; ™ur-
Kette ami tomato, and onion and wmamakfVOU,'e<i kTflVy‘ Fo1' sw«* she t Jwl1 m,ake. <»“inKe navoured pancakes
oppeil w,th raspberries and' omnges
Cm'meTnKl S S Gnu,d Mi,,nier Kor “Dish of the Week" Annie has for “jp^ed to share with us her recipe
«ill be able to adapt it. Although Annie ( as allowed to spend £25 on ingle-
m the mam course and I am sure wIno ordmary electric or gas cookers
. nj readers who own Aga cookers “ u r 1 to try il- However, those
hke that, even if she used the whole bottle of Grand Marnier.
tienLs, she said her menu cost nothing should win the grand title of
nd all three finalists will enjoy a day •at a Mary Berry Aga workshop*
• 2 lamb shanks • 1 onion • 1 tbsp chop|>ed parsley
POT ROAST LAMB SHANKS (serves two) Ingredients
receive a one-night stay at the Savoy in London, which includes accommodation and dinner for two and a tour of the kitchens. The runner-up will win a three-night stay at an exclusive coun atry house on the west coast of Scotland
1 J.Hj Aga Cook of the Year” she would
• 1 song rosemary • 1 clove garlic chopped • 2.511. oz. dry white wine • 2.5fl. «/.. water • salt and jicpper
o 1. Slice onions and put into large aven roasting pot with lid, add herbs
Method g olcannon with onion and tomato ravy.
• VAh. potatoes, peeled • '/jib. kale or cabbage, shredded • 1 small leek, chopped • 2*/i*oz. unsalted butter • pinch of mace • salt and pepper • 2,/_*oz. single cream or milk
Colcnnnon Ingredients
until light and fluffy. Blanch kale or cabbage for 2-11 minutes until soft but not coloured, drain well. 2. Fry leeks in loz.butter for a few*
1. Boil potatoes, drain and mash Method
minutes until softened, add cabbage and cook for a few more minutes, add
• Vz clove garlic crushed • 1 sprig rosemary
• 2 onions • 2 tbsp water • 1 plum tomato
Tomato and onion gravy Ingredients
potatoes, salt, pepper, mace, cream or milk. •k Melt remaining butter and add to
mix, heat through, check seasoning and serve.
in roasting oven without lid for 20 minutes to seal, move to simmering oven with lid for 2 to 2Vs hours, remov Cing lid for last '/_> hour, serve on bed of
nd liquid, sit shanks on top and place
with Annie Farrimond 0f Rimineton.
} - M a r c iW M o r r i s
• -1 basil leaves • ofl. oz. white vermouth • 5fl. oz. dry white wine • 1 pint veal Jus (or bought alternative — Madeira wine gravy, half packet to 1 pint water).
s 1. Cook sliced onions with water Method
ring occasionally (1 hour). c 2. Add tomatoes, garlic and herbs,
vermouth and reduce until almost dry. m:J. Add jus and simmer for 20
lowly until naturally caramelized, stir ook until tomato is soft, add wine and
liquidizer, pass through sieve and serve.
• 1 small aubergine • 1 courgette • 1 shallot • 1 large plum tomato • salt ami pepper • '/.*oz. peecormo cheese grated
Aubergine Rosettes Ingredients
Method t 1. Slice four rings of aubergine Vjcm
slice tomato. Grease baking sheet and two three-inch pastry rings, set rings on to sheet, rinse aubergine and dry. r 2. Place a slice of aubergine into
hick, sprinkle witti salt and set aside. 2. Slice courgette and shallot thinly,
ing, slice of tomato followed by shal llots, season, add layer of courgette fol
fowed by more tomato and seasoning,
down, sprinkle with cheese and season ing and bake in top oven for 20 minutes. Move to bottom oven for one hour or until vegetables are soft and away from sides of rings. r •1. To serve, slide palette knife under
inish with a slice of aubergine, press ing and lift to plate then remove ring
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country in South America, your response would pro bably be Chile. This is quite eoi-rect and Magnus would flash you his Vik
However, as it is my duty to introduce you to new- ' vinous experiences, I would like you to contemplate trying When you consider the fact that South America produces
ing smile as he announced your score at the* end of the round.
wines from less prominent countries on the South American continent.
something like one in seven bottles of the world's wine, it seems amazing that not more of them are seen on our shelves. But in this part of the globe domestic apjietite is practically insatiable, leaving little left forexpoitation! g Recently, though, the need to increase export trade has
Arown and it is not difficult to track down wines from rgentina, Brazil and even Uruguay. m
THE funniest scene in “Striptease” is when an erotic dancer called Lorelei writhes on stage being strangled by an aberrant python. “What’s got into him?”, she chokes.
her seven-year-old daughter to a petty f criminal husband who makes in's living tuff at the Eager Beaver Club, in an
rom stealing wheelchairs. s Then we find Grant strutting her
attempt to scrajK* together the cash to win her back. (BMeanwhile, a corrupt congressman
Within minutes of this film starting, I asked the same question of director Andrew Bergman. First we watch sacked secretary Erin Grant (Moore) lose custody of
IF, while sitting in that famous black chair, Magnus- Magnusson asked you to name a wine-producing
With wine writer Sue Lewtas
commonly associated with meat products, but it actually has a long history of wine-making, due no doubt to the fact that Spanish and Portugese settlers arrived thei-e in the 17th
This, the smallest of South American republics, is more
century. S I recently discovered a bottle of Uruguan Chardonnay
utty flavour— and at only £2.25 is definitely something you shouldn’t say “Pass” to!
in my V iew
“Striptease” — starring Demi Moore, Burt Reynolds and Armand Assante; directed by Andrew Bergman
der, as the congressman's paymasters try to protect him from scandal during an election.
o “Striptease" is billed as a comic tale
tnurder. but unerotic, unintelligent and unfunny would have been closer to the mark.
f sex, politics, greed, revenge and
t The incident sends Grant and daugh ter Angela (played by real-life daugh
Grant and opens the way to blackmail after whacking a fellow punter over the head with a bottle of champagne.
urt Reynolds) has taken a fancy to
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