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SEAFOOD PANCAKES AU GILES with Giles Shaw, of Wellgate Fisheries.
TO celebrate pancake day this year, why not ring the changes with a tasty savoury pancake filled with delicious seafood. Our Dish of the Week recipe
why not treat the whole family to Giles's seafood pancake.
comes from Giles Shaw, of Wellgate Fisheries, and if .you call in the shop he, or his cousin, John, will be only too willing to help you select the ideal fresh fish for this dish. Giles, a former chef, still has enthu
SEAFOOD PANCAKE AU GILES In g red ien ts Pancakes
• 4 oz. plain flour • pinch salt O 1 egg, size 3
siasm for cooking and he has lots of ideas and tips on how to cook fish. When I made this dish he selected for me salmon, cod, natural smoked had dock, prawns and scallops - truly mouthwatering. Eating pancakes on Shrove Tues
' • chopped chives or parsley. Method
shallow dish and add fish, excluding prawns and scallops, and cook in the microwave for six minutes. Drain the
1. Put 1/2 pint of the milk in a fish, reserving the milk, and leave to
O 1/2 pint milk Method
1. Mix flour and salt in a basin, make a well in the centre and drop in
the egg. 2. Stir with a wooden spoon adding
day has been a tradition for nearly 1,000 years. It originated from the religious fasting period of Lent. Shrove Tuesday always falls on the day before Ash Wednesday, which is the beginning of Lent when fat and meat were not allowed. Women would make savoury pancakes on Shrove Tuesday to use up any left overs from the pre-Lent celebration. Just before noon, the church bells would ring indicating the approach ing end of "shriving" time and the housewives would race to the church clutching their half-finished pancakes and the tradition of pancake races
was created 1 So to make pancake day special
liquid gradually, until all the flour is worked in. Beat well and stir in remaining liquid. 3. Heat a little fat or oil in a frying
cool. 2. In another dish melt 1 oz. butter
in the microwave and sweat-off the onions for a few minutes. Add 1 and l/2oz. flour and the reserved 1/2 pint milk. Whisk together and microwave for three minutes, whisking after each minute, until thick. Season with salt
and pepper. 3. Stir in the cooked fish, prawns,
pan about 7 inch diameter. Pour in a little batter, just enough to cover the bottom and quickly tilt the pan to spread the batter thinly over the
base. 4. Cook until brown, turn over and
brown other side. 5. Make six to eight pancakes.
Seafood filling In g red ien ts
• 1 onion, finely chopped O lib mixed fish and shellfish
(such as salmon, cod, natural smoked haddock, prawns and scallops. • 1 pint milk • 2 and l/2oz. flour
O 2 oz. butter scallops and chopped chives or pars-
ley.4. Divide the mixture between the pancakes, roll up and place in a shal
low ovenproof dish. 5. Make a white sauce with the
remaining loz. butter, loz. flour and 1/2 pint milk.Put all these ingredi ents in a bowl and microwave for three minutes, whisking at one minute intervals. Season with salt
and pepper. 6. Pour the white sauce over the
garlic bread.
pancakes and sprinkle with a little grated cheese. Cook in the oven for 20 to 30 minutes, until golden brown. Serve with a green vegetable or
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a goblet of mead or wine £ 2 0 per person
4 course meal Including
including dancing till late - Fancy Dress welcome -
THE Burgundians have been fortunate, having a string of good vintages and, with a strong pound, most of the prices are similar to last year, so once again we are running an "En Premier" campaign - you pay up front for the wine which will be shipped later in the year, this will be the
cheapest you can ever buy these wines. Hubert Lany, the star wine producers in St Aubin,
(just off to the right of the great Montrachet) made some outstanding 1995/96, which are quite reasonably priced, one of which we have just shipped - 1995 Hautcs-Cotes de Beaune at £6.69. I t is a lightish wine with lovely raspberry fruit flavours, light and oaky. This easy drinking wine is perfect with cold meat dish-
^Further south is the Maconnais area where we find the famous Chateau de Fuisse, owned by the Vincent
family since 1852.
Their PouiUy-Fuisse, particularly the Vieilles Vignes will happily lay in a cellar for up to 10 years. A wine
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With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of Byrne's Wine Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe. (01200 423152)
for more immediate drinking, which we have just shipped in, is their lovely 1996 Macon-Villages at
£7.29.A subtle blend of the smooth village wines of Davaye, and the firmness of those from Solutre, the wine is given all the attention of their great wines. Green-yellow in colour, with a flowery bouquet and a hint of honey, exquisite freshness in the mouth and a nice, clean, dry finish, perfect with any fish dish. If, like us, you have a passion for fine Burgundy
there has never been a better time to put a few bottles away in the cellar.
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"DANCING Feet", the new production by the Angela Westwell School of Dance, promises you an evening of dance and song - and that is
exactly what you'll get! Performed by more than 100
youngsters, ranging from three to 18-years-old, "Dancing Feet" takes you on an enjoyable journey through various types of dancing and, because of the grace and rhythm these youngsters project, you sometimes forget how old they
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JEAN EVANS - <whalley) Relrashments from 7 pm Admission £1 A 4m!reln ,
1."Bridget Jones's Diary" - Helen Fielding (Picador, £4.99*)
2 "The P a r tn e r" — Jo h n Grisham (Arrow,
£5.99)3. "Birthday Letters" - Ted Hughes (Faber- faber, £14,99)
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(BBC, £17.99) „ , 10. "The Little Book of Calm" - P au l Wilson
(Penguin, £1.99) Book lis t supplied by Kaydee Bookshop,
Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Asterisks denote this week's discounts.
Tues 10th March, 8pm • International Women's Week DOUBLE BREASTED THEATRE Co. PRESENTS
SIECflMEWHENSHE\^BEAD!r A Detective Story Devised & Starring Dt Cumming AN HILARIOUS, POIGNANT CONFRONTATION WITH THE PARODY OF LESBIAN LIFE (Suitable Over 16 s)
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■ Artierica s Jazz Age Explodes On To The Stage ? LIVE JAZZ Friday 13th March, 8.00pm • ITS PARTY TlMti
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JUMP ‘N’ JIVE THE NIGHT AWAY +THE DUCKS Sal 14th March. 8pm • The Voice & Soul of Deacon Blue
R I C K Y ROS S THE BIBLE - Ike Complete
Word of God (Abridged) From Fig Leaves to Final Judgement Fri 27th*March; 8pm • Laugh Along ; Sing Along with,
Ireland's Singers: Dancers. Musicians Sconces.
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1. Men in Black 2. The Conspiracy Theory 3. T h e Lost World 4. Bean - The Ultimate Disaster Movie 5. T h e Devil's Own 6. Addicted to Love 7. Grosse Pointe Blank 8. Rumble in the Bronx 9. One Fine Day 10. Absolute Power Video rentals list supplied by Blockbuster, Wcllgate,Clithcroe.
halves, the first being tap dancing, which sees the youngsters decked out in jazzy outfits, incorporating a mixture of modem and tradition al steps. This certainly gets you moving in your seat and I found myself doing my own versions to the various dances, including "Happy Feet", and "Zipededoo-
"Dancing Feet”presented by The Angela West- well School of Dance. Performances tonight, tomorrow and Saturday from 7 p.m. at
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, Chatburn Road.
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As someone who danced for eight years, watching the dress rehearsal
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of this production brought back many memories for me, especially the ballet section. I t is probably every little girl's dream to be a bal lerina, complete with tutu, and those who danced to music from Tchaikovsky's “Nutcracker”
looked just like the real thing. The girls, and the few boys that
perform, were incredibly graceful and synchronised and showed that the four months of rehearsals had definitely paid off. There is a constant smile from every dancer throughout the show
and I was impressed with the way the little dancers, aged from three upwards, were incorporated into i the older ones' routines. This was | especially the case in "Rainbow" where they all performed beautiful ly in their little white dresses, with coloured sashes and hair ribbons depicting the various colours. "Dancing Feet" opens tonight at 7.p.m. with performances tomor
row and Saturday. Tickets are priced at £4 and are
available from the Angela Westwell School of Dance, The Studio, Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel: 01200
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