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■ * S'' " LANCASHIRE PARKIN wth Peter and Joyce JenWnsoh, ofCapriceTea Shop, Clitheroe. , ^ '
A TOPICAL recipe is Dish of the Week this week and comes from the popular Caprice Tea
Shop. Proprietors Peter and Joyce
Jenkinson's main concern is that their customers should feel pam pered and relaxed while eating their lunch or having morning cof fee or afternoon tea. Their menu offers an incredible
range of food, from sandwiches, home-made soups, hot dishes, and tasty snacks together with a wonder ful array of cakes and puddings. The couple pride themselves on
serving many traditional favourites and this week's recipe for Lancashire parkin is such a one. At the moment they are celebrat
ing Hallowe'en, because of the local connection with witchcraft and this will run through to bonfire night. So there is still just time for you to pay them a visit and try the traditional pumpkin pie, treacle toffee and Lan cashire parkin. The Caprice, being a member of
the Tea Council, will be serving gun powder tea, a China green leaf blend that produces a light, refreshing tea that is served without milk. However, for your bonfire night why not make some Lancashire
parkin using Joyce's recipe. LANCASHIRE PARKIN Ingredients
9 8oz. oatmeal O 3oz. plain flour 9 1 level tsp ginger 9 l/2oz. bicarbonate of soda 9 2oz. brown sugar 9 4oz. lard
9 8oz. treacle and syrup mixed
9 21/2 f 1 oz milk Method
1. Melt the sugar, lard and syrup
over a low. heat. 2. Mix the oatmeal, flour and gin
ger in a bowl and add to the cooled, mixture, add the bicarbonate of soda, mixed into the milk. ■ 3. Mix and place in a lined and greased baking tin. Bake for one-and-
a-half hours at 300F or gas mark 2. ©Proprietor of the Mayflower
Cafe-Bookshop, at Pendle Antiques | Centre, in Sabden, Chris May is on the lookout for new and traditional parkin recipes and hopes to make Sabden the parkin capital of East Lancashire. On his menu he features parkin
with Guinness, carrot parkin, whisky parkin and lemon parkin, to name
just a few.
CRAVEN HEIFER Tel: 01200 422421
THE huge BRL Hardy wine company owns some of the very familiar labels on the shelves of many wine merchants and
stores. Included in the portfolio are such
names as Captain's Selection, Hardy's Stamp Collection, Banrock, Nottage Hill, Bankside, Hardy's Col lection, Eileen Hardy and Chateau Reynella, but they also have Leasing- ham, Ebenezer and E & E Black Pepper Shiraz - all Australian. Their interests encompass La
With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a m em b e r o f th e Association o f Wine
Educators a nd founder o f th e Ribble Valley Wine Club
choice of styles, price and grape vari
eties. Having said I was tired of
Baume, in France, and Caliterra, in Chile. It is a little like our high street electrical firms - you think you are buying from a different company, but end up putting your money into the same "pot". However, with wines you do have a
chardonnay, it is very refreshing when blended with a little semilion. So my two choices are very different,
but the same blend. Firstly a Hardy's "Stamps of Aus
tralia" Semillon/Chardonnay, from Tesco (on special offer at £1 off) is at present £3.49. It displays the best characteristics of each grape variety - the herbaceousness of the semilion and the ripe tropical peachy richness
of the chardonnay. Second choice is the Barramundi
Scmillon/Chardonnay, again from Tesco but no price reduction this time, at the full price of £3.99. I t is worth every penny, except the label, which might put some discerning drinkers off. The wine is pure sun shine, typically Australian, full-bod ied, very ripe with a tropical fruit cocktail of flavours all enhanced with a touch of oak. Very easy drinking, and right for an aperitif.
Friday November 6th
SATCH H e 's B a c k Again!
P O P Q U I Z A N D P I S C O
PAUL HOWARD S unday N o v em b e r 8 th
Saturday November 7th T a k e T h a t a n d 9 0 ’s h i ts
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_____ Nicholas Cage, Gary Slnise
IT was a night to leave the hus band or boyfriend at home and join a packed Charter Theatre audience of mainly females for
this adults-only play. The setting is an hilarious hen
and Sarah meeting in Auntie Ivy's lounge for drinks before the night out. After copious quantities of brandy and Babycham the girls each reveal embarrassing secrets about their past and present lives, with crude jokes and sexual innuendoes. The play continues with a look
night she will never forget. The'story: begins with Jane, Nicola
backstage at the Feast of Flesh Club, where the girls are heading next.
party when Auntie Ivy decides to give Jane, who is heavily pregnant and slightly gaga, a pre-wedding
“Girls N ig h t O u t”, Charter Theatre, Preston
through their routines to be joined by new artist Tony, a shy, nervous young man secretly there to change his bor ing existence, unknown to both his mother and fiancee - Auntie Ivy and Nicola. The stripping is not sleazy and the-
Three male strippers are going
four muscle-bound men perform some stylish routines, with the dances getting raunchier and the clothing skimpier, enhanced by lots of baby oil. The coincidences which come to
ship of the characters adds a touch ing, poignancy to the tears, confu sions and painful honesty the night reveals. The finale, with lots of smoke and
flashing lights, is classy and slick and the characters once more become the best of friends.
light of the past lives of the four males and four females cause much hilarity and laughter. However, a darker side emerges, but the friend-
tive and impressive and the music brings to life the noisy atmosphere of club life, with the female audience quick to join in the chants and whoops when the male dancers appear. Girls' Night Out - for adult females
The sets aind staging are imagina ■. only. MARCIA MORRIS Every Art Has His Day
(F) SNAKE EYES (18) I30mlni| |45 rntns - Pretexted In DTS Digital Sound
Sat/Sun 11.00:Daily 1.003.005.007.00 j (F)STILL CRAZY(15) 1l5mim. (F) A N T Z (PG) I OS mins
m T H E EXORCIST (ig) 145 mins j M U L A N (uj 105 mins ILSO 3 JO 6.15 9.00
Lace Movie Fri/Sat 11.40
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This Week’
1. Titanic 2. US Marshalls 3. Hard Ruin 4. Wild Things 5. Mousehunt G. Fear 7. Kiss the Girls 8. Gattaca . 9. Flubbcr 10. Rainmaker List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgalc, Clitheroe.
1. "Delia's How to Cook Book One" - Delia Smith
(BBC Books, £11.99") 2. "Lancashire Privies" - Ron Freethy (Country
side Books, £6.95) 3. "Angela's Ashes" - Frank McCourt (Harper
Collins, £5.99") 4. "Deja Dead" - Kathy Reichs (Arrow), £5.99)
Thomson, £4.60)
Bemieres (Minerva, £5.99") 6. "Friendship Book 1999" - Francis Gay (D.C.
5. "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" - Louis de __________________ __
1. I've Been Expecting You" - Robbie Williams 2. "Up"-REM 3. "Quench" - Beautiful South 4. "Very Best Of" - Dire Straits 5. "Hits"-Phil Collins 6. "Live at the Royal Albert Hall" - Spiritualized , 7. "Very Best O f - Level 42 8. "My Life" - Julio Inglesias
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9. "The Movies" - Michael Ball 10. "Believe" - Cher CD list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe.
7. "Kentish Lad"-FrankMuir (Bantam, £6.99") 8. "A Walk In The Woods" - Bill Bryson (Black
Swan, £5.99") 9. "The Life of Birds" - David Attenborough,
(BBC Books, £14.99") 10. "Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 1999"
(Mitchell Beazley, £8.99) Book list supplied by Kaydee Bookshop, Moor
Lane, Clitheroe. Asterisks denote this week's dis counts.
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Due to popular demand we are now running swimming lessons for beginners and advanced swimmers on Thursday evenings at 4.30 p.m.
There is no waiting list at the moment for these lessons
For more information telephone: Carl on 01254 826166
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Sunday, November 8th - 12 noon * 5 pm -
i jlh Refreshments available nrL.. Admission 50p
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Parade at 10.35 a.m. outside church oooooo
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Village Club 8 p.m. Monday,
November I6th OOOOOO
SLRIDBURN SILVER BOND IN CONCERT Village Club
Saturday, Christmas Lunches & Parties Now Booking \
: Snt 7th Nov, 7.30pm A time of hope: & Changes Badejo Contemporary African Dance Co.
The Pain Of Aspirations The Dreams, Ambitions and Expectations
2 1 s t November 7.30 p.m.
Tickets £3
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NOW WITH LATE
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LIVE PREMIER FOOTBALL Aston Villa v Spurs SATURDAY NIGHT
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LANE-ENDS COMMUNITY CENTRE
WHIST & DOMINOES W e d n e s d a y ,
N o v e m b e r 1 1 th 7.30 p.m.
Admission £1.50 including plate supper
BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND DRAMA CROUP — Present —
DICK WHITTINGTON and HIS CAT (A different story)
on FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS
13th an d I4th, 20th and 21st of NOVEMBER Curtain at 7.30 p.m. - Admission £3 adults £ t .5 0 children
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Saturday 28th Nov. An evening at songs from the shows of the Vest hntl imhiding PhantomoftheOpera,Sunset Boulevard; MUs Sainton & many more. 3 course dinner
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I F CLITHEROE CONCERTS j SOCIETY
Present a recital by TIMOTHY HORTON (piano)
on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th at 7.30 p.m. in the Lecture Theatre, CRGS, York Street
Tickets £8 (Students £3) from Ribble Valley Information Office (425566) or at the door
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