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w/th Derek Slater, from The Shireburn Arms Hotel, Hurst Green c/ a v* ROAST BREAST OF DUCK
THIS week’s Dish of the Week recipe comes from one of the oldest establishments in the Ribble Val ley, The Shirebum Arms Hotel and Restaurant. Head chef a t the Shireburn is
Derek S later who has been in charge of the kitchens for four-and- a-half years. Previously he worked at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel, Clay- ton-le-Moors, for seven years. His training included time at the Gle- neagles Hotel, in Scotland,' and London's Savoy Hotel. Owner and proprietor of this
lovely country hotel is Mr Steve Alcock, who bought the business four-and-a-half years ago. He origi nally trained as a chef in Switzer land before switching to hotel man agement. He managed a Blackpool hotel before joining Scottish and Newcastle Brewery running vari ous hotels and res tau ran ts throughout the country for 12 years.
The family-run Shirebum Hotel
has recently undergone major changes to ensure the highest pro vision of service as well as first- class facilities. This historic hotel can now offer
full civil wedding ceremonies. These can be followed by an excel lent wedding breakfast, evening party and romantic accommoda tion for the bride and bridegroom and guests. The Shirehurn Hotel boasts an
• 1/2 red onion • lfl. oz. red wine vinegar • 1/2 glass red wine • loz brown sugar • salt and pepper
Method 1. Sear the duck breast in 1 tsp
excellent standard of cuisine offer ing bar snacks, light meals and a la carte menu dinners. This week's recipe is often on the menu. ROAST BREAST OF DUCK SERVED ON A KUMQUAT
AND RED ONION COMPOTE Ingredients
O 1 duck breast O 1 tbsp honey
6 2 thsp olive oil O 2oz. kumquats
olive oil, glaze with honey and cook in a moderate oven for 15 to 20 minutes. 2. Slice the onion and quarter the kumquats, saute both in 1 tsp olive
oil until soft. 3. Add brown sugar and cook for
a further minute. Add the red wine and red wine vinegar and bring to the boil, simmer for five minutes,
season. 4. Place the compote on a plate,
slice the duck breast and neatly
arrange on top. 5. Simply garnish with a couple
of physalis (cape gooseberries) for maximum effect.
Salem Martin
Top Chapel Rim\(nos
Spring Effort
Saturday 18thj/lpril 1998 at 3.00pm
AT this time of year, we have the arduous task of attending wine tastings trying hun dreds of wines, now mainly the new vintages and occasionally new wines. Here are two I tried recently from grapes I had never
encountered before. The first, at a tasting at Manchester Airport, was 1997 Terret-Sauvignon Blanc Vin de Pays
D’Oc at £3.49. Terret is usually put into southern French blends,
but this particular batch was so fine it was decided to make a special wine incorporating 70% with sauvi- gnon. The wine has a rich, peachy base, while the sauvignon adds herbaceous aromas and a citrus fruit lift on the finish. I t is a lovely aperitif or nice with
most fish dishes. The second wine was brought into the shop by an
Opener: Mrsjanet (huerden
With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of Byrne's Wine
Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe. (01200 423152)
Australian. I t comes from Sicily and is made from Nero D'Avola and Nerello Mascalese 1997 D'istinto at £3.39. New World wine-making techniques were used in making this wine, achieving the ultimate balance between acidity, tannin and alcohol. This red wine has a brilliant, deep red colour, is packed with rich fruit flavours and has a pleasant fresh finish. A wine to be drunk young on its own or with most meat dishes. I have two more tastings lined up next week, so I'll report back if I find any more bargains.
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Saturday For help and advice
THE King of kitsch is back! But rather than returning with guns blazing, Quentin Tarantino esq.'s long awaited re-entry on the movie scene is a surprisingly low octane take with a distinctly '70s feel. If “Pulp Fiction” was a "Royale"
cheeseburger, “Reservoir Dogs” was a bloody rare-done steak. i “Jackie Brown”, Q.T.'s latest offer
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hell of a tasty dish. As is Jackie Brown's (Pam Grier)
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‘Jackie Brown”, dir. Quentin Tarantino, Hollywood Park, Burnley. Cert.18
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But after the feds move in on mer.
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Our Jackie is one tough, foxy ,
Brown). Of course Max falls for Jackie
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breaking pace of Q.T.'s previous movies, but with every cast mem ber giving flawless performances, combined with Q.T.’s snappy-as- ever script writing, i t is still a remarkably good piece of celluloid. As usual, Q.T. has shown his unswerving knack of unearthing reserves of talent in actors whom everyone thought were past their sell-by date. The cheese is still there but, like Q.T.,"the Bad boy of Hollywood", it appears to have
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