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FINALLY, we have a beef recipe for ‘Dish of the Week” to put in the oven and do
something more exciting. Our mystery reader can now be
identified. She is Mrs Chloe Bray, of Up Holland, and each week she
visits friends in Grindleton for an afternoon quiz over a quiet drink,
iwhile one of her dishes cooks away ’twixt Ribble and Lune”.
n the oven. Mrs Bray loves visiting the Rib
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thing in common in that alcohol is one of the ingredients. This week s recipe features red wine, so open a bottle for the Beef Oxford and cheers with the rest. BEEF OXFORD
All three of the recipes have one
(serves six) Ingredients
• 21b. stewing meat. • IV-joz. flour
• 2 tbsp oil • 8oz. to lib. onions (sliced) • 2 chopped cloves garlic
• 6oz. mushrooms (sliced if large) arcia M
• 1 chopped green pepper • 2 tbsp apricot jam
• 'A pint red wine • Vz pint stock
Method 1. Coat meat in seasoned flour
■ and brown in oil. 2. Add remaining ingredients
including any flour left. Bring to
the boil. 3i Transfer to a casserole and
serving. cook'in a moderate oven for two
and a half to three hours. ,4. Adjust seasoning just before
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RODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SHOW
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IN the North of Spain we find one of my favourite wine-producing regions, a very, pic turesque valley with the river Oja flowing
With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of Byrne’s Wine Merchants,
through its middle. Before 1871, Rioja, Spain’s most famous wine-pro
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