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CONTINUING the festive fare theme, this week's Dish of the Week recipe is for a light


Christmas pudding. This pudding can be made at the


last minute. I t is different, but packed with fruit and with the tra­ ditional festive look and flavour,


v The recipe comes from Mrs Marie Ireland, who has made this pudding for many years, since it was passed down to her through the family. A truly family run establishment,


The Toby Jug Tea Shop, in Whalley, is in the capable hands of Mrs Ire­ land and her daughter, Jane. Every-


: thing in the tea shop is home-made from the tasty soup, served with a freshly baked granary roll, home- cooked ham for the sandwiches, to the pate and the freshly baked sconesj together with a large selection of delicious home-made cakes and pastries on display.


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THERE are numerous white wines around which suit all pockets and tastes, and if you are a definite white wine-only drinker you may have missed out on one special white grape variety. The Viognier is the grape variety


and its home is in the Northern Rhone village of Condrieu some 20-miles away from Hermitage. This is an expensive luxury, but hang the cost, it is Christmas! I t is expensive because of low


yields, which give a more intense flavour. In the Southern French styles from the Vin de Pays D'Oc this rarely shows through in wines around £5 to £6. The wines from Condrieu are around £7 to £22 a bottle with the tiny appelation of Chateau Gril- let, again a wine made from Viognier,


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-HOW- many tourist-aimed


guides to Lancashire are there? And whatever the actual number -


is it not time to ask if it is too many? However, "Towns and Villages of


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1. Sliding Doors 2. City of Angels 3. Mimic 4. The Big Lebowski 5. Wishmaster G. Deep Impact


' 7. Breakdown 8. Wedding Singer 9. Buffy 4


10. The General List supplied by Blockbuster, Wcllgnte, Clitheroe.


1 "Delia's How to Cook Book One " - Delia Smith (BBC Books, £11.99*)


. 2. "Notes from a Big Country" - Bill Bryson tirf


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(Doubleday, £14.99*) 3. "Jenny Pitman-The Autobiography" - Jenny


Pitman (Partridge Press, £13.99*) 4. "Paul Hcathcotc's Rhubarb ad Black Pudding


-Michael Fort (Fourth Estate, £20) 5. "Nation's Favourite Comic Poems" - (BBC


Books, £4.99*) "Dickie Bird: My Autobiography -^Hodden_ , , „


1. "Ladies and Gentlemen - The Best Of" - George Michael.


2. "I've Been Expecting You" - Robbie Williams 3. "Talk on Corners" - The Corrs 4. The Best Of" - M People


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5. - "Step One" - Steps- 6. "Where we Belong" - Boyzone 7. "The Best O f '-U 2 8. "Quench" - Beautiful South 9. "Believe" - Cher 10. "Hits 99" - Various Artists


CD list supplied by Townsend Records, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


£6.99) 7. "Twelve Days of Christmas" - J . Norwich


(Doublday, £5.99*) 8. "A Kentish Lad" - Frank Muir (Transworld,


£7.99) 9. "The Life of Birds" - David Attenborough


(BBC Books, £14.99*) 10. "Giles Annual 1999" (£6.99) Book list supplied by Kaydcc Bookshop, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


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1st prize - Colour TV plus various other prizes


ICath and Jack wish all our customers a very. Merry, Christmas


£and a Happy New Tear C ChristmasJ>arty wutes a t ^ n i t e s p o t RENDEZVOUS . v ! g ^ F o o d W d B a K Iiir ia te lg i ,


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J oin us for our New Year’s E ve Buffet and Dance


Five course Carve Buffet - followed by Musip •fo r Dancing till the wee small hours ~


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Friday 29th January


TICKETS: Adults: £ 4 .5 0


Children: £ 2 .5 0


Last Saturday Night; all £ 4 .5 0


Trinity Church Hall on Saturday 9th of ■ January.


Booking Opens at ; . • $ « 10.00am to 12 noon % y i t


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4s, 4"


Britain - Lancashire" by the Rev. Michael Smout is now on sale and is


certainly packed with information. Some would be general knowledge


for a good many local people, but there are few who could not learn


something. For the tourist unfamiliar with


Lancashire, there is plenty of interest


on every page. The publishers say that the author,


an Anglican clergyman in Ormskirk, is "keen to emphasise that Lan-


"Towns and Villages of Britain —


Lancashire" the Rev„ Michael Smout Sigma Press £8 95p


cashire's austere, industrial mill towns often obscure a rich, varied,


often eerie past." Mr Smout proves the point but as


in nearly all such guides, inaccuracies are inevitable - the North West Sound Archive, for instance, covers a far wider area than just the Ribble Valley, despite the impression given in the book. Also, Waddow Hall is more than just a Girl Guides centre - it has international status.


But these are mere details. The


author's professional way of concisely explaining sometimes complex his­ toric and religious matters involving not just his own denomination but others as well adds stature to the guide. I t will compete strongly with other similar ones on the bookstalls, and has certainly added to this read­ er's knowledge of’Lancashire. T IM PROCTER


. being around £35 a bottle. : So what is this special wine? I t is


the pure essence of spring with a blend of May blossom on the nose, with ripe peaches followed through


With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine


Educators and founder of the Kibble Valley Wine Club


with apricots and almonds and a hint of honey on the finish, which is dry. This is a dry wine which is slightly "oily" or heavy, like a heavily-oaked chardonnay without the oak. Expensive Viognier can be as rich


as the fattest chardonnay and should be drunk young, they do not gain anything from ageing. . I found all the above and more in a


Californian wine - Cline Viognier Los Carneros 1996 - a pure hedonistic experience. Drink slightly chilled, you don't want to kill the flavours and enjoy as an aperitif or pair with


your turkey this Christmas. The production is small, only 613


cases were produced and at the "rea­ sonable" price of £11.09, from D.


Byrne, this trine tastes like one twice


the price. The wine was partly cool ferment­


ed in stainless steel, and partly in 500-litre American oak. The malolac- tic fermentation was blocked to keep in the fresh acidity and finally the wine spent five months prior to bot­ tling in smaller barrels aged on its lees (yeasty barrel bottom deposits). The pure dedication to keeping all those ethereal, fresh flavours trapped and locked in the bottle is worth the extra, which again must be reflected


in the price. Have a very vinibulous Christmas,


whatever your wine choice, and remember — life is too short to drink bad winel


are the poacher's lunch which consists of special home-made chicken liver pate, coleslaw, salad and granary roll or the angler's lunch of succulent


■ smoked trout fillet, served with a bowl of mayonnaise, granary roll and


salad. Of course, the afternoon tea spe­


cials are enjoyed by customers who


travel from far and wide on a regular basis for the experience of tasting a scone and pot of preserve, slice of delicious home-made fruit cake, accompanied by a pot of Yorkshire tea or cup of Peaberry coffee. Over the Christmas period Mrs


Ireland and Jane will be haying a well-deserved rest but will be cheerful and happy to greet their regular cus­ tomers on January 2nd and on Sun­


day the 3rd. Mrs Ireland says the recipe for the


light Christmas pudding may at first seem very complicated, but once you ave assembled all the ingredients, all of which she normally gets from Booths Supermarket, it is very easy


to make. LIGHT CHRISTMAS PUDDING


Ingredients


• loz. chopped nuts (not peanuts) O loz. chopped glace cherries • 2oz. chopped fresh candied peel 0 6oz. light sultanas 0 4oz. chopped crystallised ginger 0 4oz. chopped crystallised


pineapple cots


O 2oz; chopped ready to eat apri­ ■


0 4oz. c a s te r sug ar 0 3oz. SR flour


' ® 3oz. white breadcrumbs O 4oz. chopped suet (beef or


vegie) 0 2 large eggs


orange. . 0 salt, mixed spice and nutmeg to


taste. Grated rind of 1 lemon an 1/2


Juice of 1/2 orange and 1/4 pint of | .


light sherry or white wine. Method


1. Mix all the dry ingredients with


the fruit and nuts. 2. Beat the eggs with juice and sherry or wine, then mix with the dry


ingredients. 3. Grease a 2 and 1/2 pint pudding , basin and line with greaseproof paper


or silicone. ' 4. Pour the mixture into the basin and cover with greaseproof paper and tin foil. Steam for about four hours.


Leave to cool. 5. When ready to use, steam for |


another one hour and serve with your usual sauce or brandy butter.


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Bar and Music till midnight - No admission before 11pm S a t u r d a y N ig h t D e c e m b e r 1 9 t h


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Bolton-By Bowland War Memorial


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