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GIANT ANTIQUE COLLECTORS FLEA MARKET
GRANADA PRAWNS WITH RICE
™ e k ” k ef ’S “Dish of turod in a treciPe which fea-
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pelihon, held at the Moor- November’. Waddington,in
he Pendle for Romania group. ^®ur teams took part, repre-
c°okery com-
Ladies’ C ^ kefd “P-by Clitheroe t rto n S j r rJIe to raise money for
Thw!,tVenti called Clever Cook
Ladies Circle and the winners of gentClXetltl0n’ CHtheroe Tan-
n i t h ^ Coitheroe Round Table, Clitheroe Soroptimists, Blackburn
. The contestants were asked to zvith Carol Cowel l , ' , _
prepare a starter, sweet and table decoration from their own ingre dients, but had to incorporate a series of mystery ingredients. Each'team had 30 minutes and the use of a microwave cooker, food processor and grill to help them
create their menu. This week’s Dish of the Week
GRANADA PRAWNS WITH RICE
Ingredients • 3oz. long grain rice
of. Clitheroe Tangent Club Marcia Morris • 3oz. peeled prawns
• 3 tbsp mayonnaise •
2oz. cooked peas
recipe, together with one for a pudding next week, helped clinch the title for the three members of Clitheroe Tangent.
salt and black pepper Method
1. Cook rice according to instructions on packet and leave
until cold. 2. Mix all ingredients together,
including rice, and fill four small oiled teacups or moulds. 2. Chill for 20 minutes in the
• 1 tomato, deseeded and chopped •
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Admission £1.20 (inc. supper)
yard or Chateau de Laurens, in the Faugeres w o f Southern France, you couldn’t be a1?1?!? • bunking you were at EuroDisney.
around. in
Louis Pujol, who claim: “The joint determination and sharing of duties allows us to face more easily the demands of our art!” One of the wines they produce is 1995 Chateau
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a ^ oman villa, then converted into an
and Carignan, a blend typical to the South of France, it is lovely, rich and full-bodied, with raspberry and blackcurrant flavours. This delicious, .rounded wine is ideal with most
df Laurens Faugeres (£4.15), which is my Red Wine' of the Month.
winter food, particularly rich casseroles and stews, and a bottle with Delia Smith’s “beef in beer” beats a wet day at EuroDisney anytime!
_ Made from a blend of Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault yoa found yourself at the 120-acre vine
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ON a bitter and snowbound January night in 1895, Sher lock Holmes and Dr Watson are comfortably accommo
“After You, Holmes. . by Douglas Moreton (Ian Henry Publications, Romford, £9.95)
dated at the Swan and Royal Hotel, Clitheroe, on their way to investigate the disap pearance of Sir Giles Carrick, of Pendleroyd Hall, near Pendleton.
by train from Euston on the Lon don and North Western Railway’s express, which arrived at Preston 70 minutes late because of the severe weather (the winter of 1895 really was a bad one), continuing their journey courtesy of the Lan cashire and Yorkshire Railway via Blackburn, where they changed to the train for Clitheroe.
They have travelled, of course,
at Candlemas: a riddle of the Rib- ble Valley”, the second of the four stories in this book, and without more ado “the game’s afoot, Wat son”, as Holmes puts it in a char
acteristic phrase. Before long we are introduced
to the Mysterious Uncle and the Sinister Housekeeper; and the
This is the setting for “Coffins
scores full marks. The plot is a suitably tangled skein, and the local and historical details are accurate — there is evidence here
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atmosphere of the original Holmes stories remarkably well. This is more difficult than might appear to th o se who have n ev e r attempted it. Like all the best authors, Stonyhurst-educated Conan Doyle always wrote with total integrity, and anyone trying to follow the same path must do likewise: any hint of parody destroys the illusion. In this respect, Mr Moreton
riddle, though not without help from his brother, Mycroft, in Lon don, whom he consults by means of an exchange of telegrams. Douglas Moreton recreates the
boot-print at Home Farm seems to provide a vital clue. More leads come from a colourful ice fair on a frostbitten winter’s night. Eventually Holmes solves the
* BINGO * *NIGHT *
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of a good deal of careful rearch, to which the footnotes in the book attest. Indeed, the footnotes add a good deal to the book’s quality. The first story in this collection
ter evening, with the local settings as a bonus. Long may Sherlock Holmes live!
the Ripon area and in Chirk, Den-! bighsmre (now Clwyd). The book is illustrated by historic photo graphs of the areas in which the stories are set, and the publishers acknowledge help in this respect from a number of libraries, includ ing Clitheroe. All in all, a good read for a win
is set in another East Lancashire town, which is not specifically named, although the reader who applies the Sherlock Holmes tech nique (“You' know my methods, Watson”) should not have too much difficulty in identifying it. The other two tales are set in
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