Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Ring Marcia with your reelps Ideas cn ' - . l e m o n t a r t with D a v id H a v e r le y .o f th e F o r e s t in n , F e n c e . ,
OUR Dish of, the Week recipe comes from a restaurant with lots of atmos phere and character, just outside the Ribble Valley, but within easy reach'
of Clitheroe and the surrounding area.
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Two brothers, .Clive and Jonathan Soedall, bought the the Forest Inn
five years ago. Refurbishment and alterations meant closing for eight months, They knocked down walls to open up the inside and built a conser vatory on the side which will accom modate 45 diners. The pub side will seat 40 people. The addition of wood panellingjin ash and a beautifully wood-carved Victorian fireplace sur round certainly add character to the dining area. . The building was a former resting
new and exciting flair with them, cre ating something a little different in thekitchen. Fresh fish is delivered daily,
straight from the market, and local produce
is.used wherever possible, but if not in season they buy direct from abroad and often have fresh raspberries or mange-tout flown in from exotic places. Clients travel from the Fylde,
Method
make a well in the centre. Put in the butter and work it with finger tips until very soft. Add icing sugar and salt, mix well then add eggs and mix again. 2. Gradually draw the flour into
1. Sift flour into large bowl and
Blackpool and Chorley, as well as nearer home, to enjoy the food at the Forest Inn. The most popular main course for
the mixture to make a soft paste. Knead until very smooth. 3. Roll into a ball and wrap in cling
film. Refrigerate for approximately four hours before using. 4. Roll out and line a loose-bottom
place for ponies carrying stone from the quarry down to Brierfield to build houses and mills, but you would not guess it today. The large staff, headed by the two
brothers, is made up of six full-time chefs. Head chef is David Haverley, who trained under the renowned Shaun Hill, winning the chef's golden hat award eight years ago at the con clusion of his formal training. Sous chef is Jonathan Rumney, who.has recently returned from Aus tralia and also worked at an up-mar ket brasserie in London before returning to his roots. Two junior chefs, who achieved the
highest marks in their final year at Nelson and Colne College, are also members of the team. Mark Smith and Kevin Winfield have brought a
some time has been the Indonesian chicken satay, but the style of food varies from the classic French, such as marinated venison with spinach, dauphinoise potatoes and juniper jus to roast suckling pig "Porchetta" style, pomme puree and .vegetables. Starters include fresh mussels, queen scallops, filo parcels of Chinese duck to salad of smoked chicken, aspara gus, creme fraiche croutons, with honey and mustard dressing, to name just a few. There is a special menu each day
and all the staff ask is for diners to relax, as all the meals are freshly cooked and take time.
LEMON TART Ingredients
• 4oz. butter, diced O 4oz. icing sugar • small pinch of salt O 2 eggs, at room temperature (makes approximately lib. 2oz.)
Pastry O 9oz. plain flour
flan dish. Prick the base with a fork and brush all over with a little light ly-whisked egg white. Bake in a hot oven for 15 to 20 minutes. Lemon curd filling Ingredients
• 3oz. caster sugar O 1 lemon, zest and juice ® 2 eggs • 2oz. butter
Method. 1. Place sugar and zest in a bowl.
Whisk lemon juice with eggs and thenmixwith sugar. 2. Add butter in small cubes and whisk over a pan of boiling water
until thick. 3. Add to baked tart case and set in
sugar and place under a hot grill to caramelise top (a bit difficult to do without burning the pastry). Profes sionals use a blow torch to achieve this effect.
fridge. 4. To finish, sprinkle with brown
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IF you have been watching Jilly Cooper doing her wine thing on the television, you will know that this week she tasted cabernet sauvignon, three of which we stock. The best of these three is the Aus
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tor Bruce Delamitri (John Bowler), the creator of violent movies, who, after winning an Oscar for one of his films, is brought face-to-face with real-life murderers claiming to be inspired by his films. Paul Brennan, who plays Wayne, and Clara Sala- man (Scout), his partner in crime and the love of his weird, distorted life, are absolutely brilliant as the trigger- happy Mall Murderers, the kind of gun-toting psychotics Delamitri has glamorised in his Tarantinoesque films. A hostage crisis ensues and the results are nothing short of explosive. "Popcorn" is an absolutely brilliant
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Martin Top AUTUMN FAIR
Saturday 17th October '98 11am -4 pm
& ART DISPLAY Will be held in Sunday School Room
Usual stalls including cakes, produce, jewellery, gifts and childrens toys
COFFEE & BISCUITS and HOT POT LUNCHES AVAILABLE
Proceeds for Chapel funds
Mixed Music for All Ages Happy Hour 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday Night Upstairs
Saturday October 17th
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Admission: £5.00
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