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T ? 1?, week’s “Dish of the Week is a recipe which I found in a magazine when looking for a starter to have


at our Sunday evening family dinner. Warm salad of seared scallops


wrth bacon and potatoes, tossed in a dill vinaigrette; really took my eye because it uses one o f my favourite herbs — dill. This year I have got some growing in the gar­


den, not much, but hopefully more later. I ..find it. very satisfying to go


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AS this is my last column, I thought that perhaps I ought to make amends and put the recora straight about a wine that many of you could be forgiven for thinking I did not par­


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ticularly like. During the couple of years in which I have been


privileged to submit my ramblings to print I have often gone on about my fears of a certain grape variety taking over the world.


„ , , , Well, yes, I am still afraid of that, because if


we are not careful we could end up in a retro- grade situation again. This time, however, instead ot drowning in bucket loads of Liebfraumilch we will


be awash in a sea of Chardonnay. Nevertheless, I am not a Chardonnay hater, lhis , _


white grape does perform extremely well in coun­ tries in both hemispheres. It has also done a lot to pull people into the wine-drinking net as it is tre­ mendously fashionable. My only objection is that


sometimes everyone gets so earned away that they ■ | With wine writerSueLewt


forget about all the other grape varieties that pro­ duce wine. The other danger is that with flying winemakers creating wines.in.different parts of the globe with characteristics from another one we will eventually end up with the same style of wine pro-


dUNo', bliThmiesUy, I do really like well-made Char­ donnay, and one of the places they make it really well is Australia, where it results in wines with a fine balance of ripe citrus and tropical fruit flavours and a


refreshingly dry finish. , Booths own label South Eastern Australian Char­


donnay (£4.59) is a typical example of this noble van- ety and is ideal with all fish and white meat, 01 even to be savoured on its own.


So there you go, Chardonnay. I just wanted to bow out showing that I bear you no grudges.


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into the garden and pick a bunch of herbs and use them in different dishes while they are so fresh. When I think of the years I only used dried herbs out of little jars, there is simply no comparison to using fresh mint on new potatoes, parsley for a white sauce and I always use chopped chives and but ter on carrots. Of course, home-made tomato sauce would not be the same without a few leaves of tom basil, and the smell, delicious.


i Dill is a tall, elegant feathery


jlant with slender highly aromatic Jeaves. A member of the parsley family, it derives its name from the Norse word meaning “lull” as dill was believed to have a sooth­ ing soporific effect.


My other favourite ingredient in ! ; .


this recipe-is, o f course, scal­ lops,which take hardly any-cook­ ing and as I had some asparagus I •cooked this and added it to the


salad. ,


WA RM S C A L L O P AND BACON SALAD (serves four)


Ingredients • 8 large scallops


• 2 tbsp oil • 6 rashe rs streak y bacon, derinded and chopped


• 6 spring onions • 8 oz. small new p o ta to e s scrubbed


For the dressing


• 4 tbsp oil • 2 tbsp Dijon mustard


• 1 tbsp white wine vinegar • juice and zest of half a lime


dill


• extra dill sprigs for garnish. ’> Method


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11 tbsp roughly chopped fresh . ,


1. Cook potatoes. Drain and


reserve. 2. Remove corals from scallops


and reserve. Halve meats horizon­ tally. If scallops are small, use twice , as many and keep meats whole.


3. Heat 1 tbsp oil and fry bacon „ ,


pieces crisp. Remove from pan and drain on kitchen paper. Reserve in


a bowl, keeping warm. 4. Add remaining 1 tbsp oil to


■ 5. For the dressing, beat oil into mustard and add vinegar, lime


pan and heat. Toss around scallops and corals in this to sear. Add to bacon then slice potatoes and add to the bowl together with spring onions.


juice and zest. Stir in chopped dill. 6. Pour over salad while still


warm and serve garnished with dill sprigs.


Note: I used croutons instead on new potatoes, as I served it as a | starter.


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