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SEARED ESCALOPE OF W IL D S A LM O N with Rowley Leigh, from The Spread Eagle Hotel, Sawley
OUR recipe for D ish of
the Week, featured on the menu when I dined at The Spread Eagle Hotel, last
week. Guest chef Rowley Leigh
and chef and proprietor of the Spread Eagle, Steven Doherty, together cooked a gourmet meal to delight the most discerning palate. Following an aperitif my
husband I were served a mouthwatering dish of warm goat’s cheese and chicken mousse nibble - absolutely fantastic. This was followed by seared esca lope of wild salmon with a gooseberry sauce, which on arrival looked rather strange. The wild salmon, quickly seared to give it that flavoursome look, was accompanied by the goose berry sauce, a pale green colour, not reminiscent of gooseberries plucked straight from the bush at all. But, the taste was delicious, both tart and creamy at the
same time, and a perfect
accompaniment to the fish. With the starters we enjoyed a fragrant and fresh Sancerre,
"Les Boffants" 1996. The main course consisted of roast corn-fed Goosnargh duck
with petit pois a la Francaise (won derful fresh peas), fondant potatoes and a turnip gratin. The duck was perfectly cooked and served, the breast sliced and the leg whole and accompanied with a delicious sauce. The turnip gratin was both unusual and and so tasty that I will certainly try cooking it at home. With the main course we tried
the recommended Chateau Du Glana, St Julien 1994, a well-bal anced, rich and earthy red wine. The finale was baked tamarillos
with home-made vanilla ice cream, with coffee and chocolates to fol
low. A truly special meal in exquisite .
surroundings, served by friendly and efficient staff, with the added delight of a view across the River Ribble where the ducks were feed ing and the lambs playing in the
field. Maybe you would like to cook
this dish at home, particularly as the gooseberry season will soon be with us and it is always nice to use home-grown produce in a different
SEARED ESCALOPE OF WILD SALMON WITH A GOOSEBERRY
• 4 escalopes of wild salmon, 150
SAUCE Ingredients
grams each • 300 grams gooseberries
• 3eggyolks • half glass dry white wine
Method 1. Top and tail the gooseberries,
wash them and put in a saucepan with a pinch of sugar, salt and pep per. Add a tablespoon of water and cook on a gentle heat until the gooseberries disintegrate. 2. Liquidise in a blender or food
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processor and then pass the resul ta n t puree through a sieve to
remove all seeds. 3. In a bowl combine the egg
yolks and white wine with some salt and pepper. Place the bowl over a pan of boiling water and whisk vig orously until the mixture whitens, thickens and increases greatly in volume. Pour the warm gooseberry puree into this mixture. 4. Season the escalopes well and
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heat a non-stick frying pan. With out any oil or butter, sear the escalopes in the pan, cooking them for a minute each side, leaving the
centres slightly pink. 5. Spoon a little of the sauce onto
a plate and place an escalope on top. Chef's tip: Escalopes of sea trout
can be used instead of salmon for this dish.
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THE 1997 Bordeaux prices are just begin ning to trickle through and guess what? Yes, the prices are up again, so it s nice to find a
bargain from an older and better vintage. 1998 C h a te au Grand Village, Bordeaux
Superieur a t £6.99, is made by Jacques Guin- audeau, of Chateau Lafleur, with the same care and attention th a t he brings to his other proper ty, which is after all, one of the greatest wines in
the world. Indeed, he may even have more affection tor .. . . P
Grand Village since he lives there and his family has been in the vicinity since 1650. The vineyard is situated 13km North-West of Fronsac and is planted with the classic vines of the
With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of Byrne's Wine
Merchants, King Street, Clitheroe. (01200423152)
region - Merlot, cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc.
Containing about a third of each, the wine has , ,
pleasant blackcurrant f ruit flavours, is rich and rounded with a pleasing soft dry finish, fine for drinking now, but if you like to cellar your wines it
would improve happily for up to five years. Bordeaux wines are very good food wines so why
not try a bottle with the spring lamb and new pota toes - a perfect combination.
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Where does Laurence come in .
That would be telling. This is a brilliant romantic comedy. Nor mally the use of coincidence in a movie should be sparing, but writer Peter Morgan's triumph is in using coincidence as the very bedrock of
the film. In Monica Potter we are surely
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is very funny stuff indeed, showing th a t when it comes to romance with a heart and a sense of humour,
we can knock Hollywood for six. Vicky Carlin
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5. "Airbag" - Radiohead B. "In My Life" - George Martin 7 "Now39"-VariousArtists
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Fresh PrinceWhite Magic for Lovers" - Drugstore 10. "Club Hits ’98" - Various Artists
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Two Outdoor Netball Courts
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NILS LOFGREN & Musicians (Unplugged)
i Mugcnkyo - Japanese Talko Drums (18 June) l/nto space with Patrick Moore Selling Fasti (19 June)
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