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THIS week’s recipe comes fiom Weight Watchers’ Store Cupboard Cooking Book. It
!*uS b,eeil designecT to follow the 1, 2, 3 Success Pro-
IDamme which lets you enjoy the foods you love and helps
anyone who enjoys good food but In
in the kitchen or a fortune on ingredients. I t ’s full of delicious home cooking that is fast and a pleasure to serve to the whole family or friends and contains lots of recipes using everyday ingre dients, a must to help people stick to a low fat, low sugar eating plan. . .T h e book is available from Weight Watchers and local leader m Clitheroe is Mrs Barbara Smith. Sessions are held each Monday at 9-30 a.m. in St James’s Church Hall and every Thursday in St
ei?;t10n want 1° spend hours
James’s Primary School at 5 p.m. or 6-15p.m.
you lose weight at the same time. The recipes in the book are for
y ea r memb er s of Weight - Watchers lost a total of 8,5511b., the combined weight of five mini cars and their drivers! If you join Weight Watchers
Barbara informs me that last
before October 11th the registra tion fee is free,a saving of £9. Just a weekly charge of £3.95 per mem ber will be made with concession ary fees of £2.95. This chunky ragout makes a
really satisfying meal. If you wish, you can leave out the meat or use 4oz. diced chicken instead.
DE LUXE PASTA RAGOUT Ingredients
(serves four)
• V> tbsp olive oil • 1 onion, chopped
• 1 garlic clove, crushed O 4oz. lean back bacon, chopped • 2 celery sticks, chopped • Vz tsp dried thyme O Mioz. plain flour •
• 2 pints vegetable stock • 4oz. pasta shapes
400g. can chopped tomatoes
• 420g. can kidney beans, drained 0 6oz. frozen green or runner
beans 0 freshly ground black pepper 0 2 tbsp pesto to serve
Method
add the onion and garlic. Cover with a lid and cook gently for two minutes. Remove the lid and stir in the bacon, celery and thyme. Cover again and cook for three minutes. 2. Sprinkle over the flour and add the chopped tomatoes, stock
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and pepper. Bring to the boil and simmer gently for 20 minutes. 3. Add the pasta shapes, kidney
needed. 4. Meanwhile dilute the pesto
the pesto. 6. Serve at once.
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beans, green or runner beans. Cook for a fur ther 10 to 15
minutes, adding extra stock if
with a little cold water. 5. Ladle the ragout into large soup bowls and top with a whirl of
DERED A C O M E D Y fay- P E T E R G O R D O N
CHARDONNAY is the most extensively grown white wine grape in the world. Vary ing from rich, powerful, oakey wines from Australia to subtle dry, unoakea wines of the Chablis region and somewhere in-between we
find the wines of New Zealand. On Monday, Michelle Richardson, popped into the
shop. Miss Richardson just happens to be the wine maker for Villa Maria, a company founded in 1961 by George Fishonich, who is still the manager/director. They crush 5,000 tonnes of grapes from Hawkes Bay, Marlborough and Gisborne, each
vintage.Villa Maria attaches as much importance to the welfare of the vineyard as it does to its winemaking,concentrating on low yields for a high fruit flavour. My recommendation this week is their 1996 Gis
borne Chardonnay at £5.99. The wine comes from several select vineyards and the grapes are picked over a series of 10 days, fermented separately to
With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of Byrne’s Wine Merchants, King Street,
Clitheroe (01200423152)
enable maximum flexibility when blending, then put into French barriques which have been used before (
i.e.two-year-old oak) so as not to dominate the wine with too much new oak. This produces a superb qual ity rich, full-flavoured wine with a lovely balance of fruit, gentle oak and a nice clean acidity, ideal with white meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Ids nice that a famous-* winemaker can make the
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effort to come and visit us from New Zealand. Tomorrow a Tasmanian winemaker has an appoint ment. I don't think I have ever met a grower from Chablis!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th 10 am - 4 pm
St Theodores School
Ormerod Road, Burnley Car Parking - Refreshments
Admission 50p -
ONCE more the prolific and versatile R o b e r t C a r ly le g r a c e s cinema audiences with a highly-accomplished
g
ing from Hamish Macbeth, a friendly, whimsical Highlands bobby, to the p sy ch o tic E d in b u rg h hard-man, Begby, in “T ra in sp o t tin g , ” now assumes tile role of Ray, the leader of a gang of Cockney professional bank rob bers, haunted by his past as a disillu
Niro”. . Carlyle, who has played parts rang-,
erformance in Bird’s dark and very ritish heist movie, giving rise to the Scottish actor’s label as “the British De
“Face” — Directed by Antonia Bird. Hollywood Park Complex, Burnley.
sioned left-wing activist. The gang executes a daring “ram-
raid" armed robbery on a counting house, hoping to get rich quick, but very quickly things start to go drasti cally wrong when they discover the loot amounts to small change rather than the bounteous bundle they had
nut-case “Julie”, played by Phil Davis, in a moment of chillingly detached reflection. From then on, the film erupts in
they find scally blagger Jason, Blur’s Damon Albarn (who is surprisingly quite good), who they suspect of rip ping them off, sprawled out on his sofa with a rather large hole in his neck and a pastiche of blood splattered up his living room wall. “Look at all that claret!” marvels
expected. As each criminal finds his share of
parody between gang members. Things really s ta r t to stink when
the lucre stolen, the inevitable recrimi n a tio n s b eg in , culminating with “Reservoir Dogs” Mexican stand-off
explosive gun fights, as the “filth” close in on the gang, pushing Ray on to dis cover who is the rat among them, while trying to jump ship against all the odds into the arms of the socially conscien tious Connie (Lena Headey), who can not reconcile the image of a hardened criminal with the gentle and caring
man she loves. A truly popcorn-dropping-out-of- mouth climax ensues, culminating in a
good old-fashioned shotgun fight. This film is not for the faint-hearted,
and sometimes could be accused of being gratuitously violent but. as a result, it allows the audience a glimpse into the lives of the “career-criminals,” tinged with a harsh and dramatic
realism.There is real tragedy m Carlyle s character when well-shot flashbacks show the audience he realises he has become as violent and as brutal as the not police he used to so despise as a working-class militant. I t is a politcial film making the point
th a t many people in the ’90s are doomed, trapped into a life of crime with little hope of a future outside prison walls.
well performed, albeit with a few plot flaws, but “Hamish Macbeth,” it is not; more “Reservoir Dogs” meets the “Sweeney” in a large, unadulterated adrenaline rush.
Overall, this film was well made and B _ t. en Carlish
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will be cooking a special dinner with his ex-Head Chef Steven Doherty at The Spread Eagle, Sawley, Nr Clitheroe, on Friday 17th October 1997
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OCTOBER 7.30pm Seats: £9 to £16
C o n c e s s io n s av a i la b le
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TUESDAY 14th OCTOBER 7.30pm
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The Secret T h e a tre Co in... The story of Comic legend
FRANK RANDLE An hilarious, moving
experience, must be seen Blackpool Gazette
Wickedly funny M.E.N. ■
Saturday 11th Oct, 8pm PADIHAM TOWN HALL Hot Cajun Nights + Free Dance Workshop
T H E C A J U N A C E S Sunday 12th October, 7.30prn
PAN PIPES OF THE ANDES The music of mountain range s and tem pe ra te valleys./. Haunting pipes and stirr ing rh y thm s
R U M I L L A J T A
CHAMPIONSHIP BRASS IN CONCERT A Season of Eight Exceptional Concerts CONCERT NO. 2 on Sun 12th Oct, 2.45pm
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An Evening of Comedy, Wit, Amazing Stories & Song with
Thursday 16th October, 8 .0 0pm Phil McIntyre presents
MAX BOYCE | Never Mind the. Buzzcocks It s i
SEAN HUGHES m The ALIBIS FOR LIFE TOUR 97 fa - ■' '
Sunday 19th Oct, 8pm In the Theatre Bar
Traditional Folk /Music at its Best TOM McCONVILLE & PAULINE CATO Wonderful Northumbrian Pipes, Rddle A Song Wed 2 9 th Oct, 7 .3 0 pm CONCEPT THEATRE in
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Directed by: Clifford Spencer
A S to ry o f Warmth, Humour a n d Understanding In An Affectionate Portrait o f a Working Class Family
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