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A COUPLE of weeks ago, two samples of tuna Light Lunch arrived in our office for me to try.
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quick and healthy for lunch can be a real headache, particularly if you
Finding something different,.
are fed up with" sandwiches. The samples of tuna Light Lunch
were ready, to eat, presented in an easy-to-open foil tray, and comprised chunks of tuna on a bed of assorted salad vegetables.
! pers in a tomato and garlic sauce) and French (tuna chunks with pota to, sweetcom, onion and peppers in a mustard and oil vinaigrette). This tasty and quick lunchtime snack was sufficient for myself and colleague Julie, but Ben, another reporter in
ranean (tuna chunks with potato, green beans, haricot beans, and pep-
.The two, varieties areJVIediter- j
our office, would probably need a crusty roll or some bread to make it more filling. Our Dish of the Week recipe also
features John West's tuna and although quick and easy to make is jus t a little more substantial and would make a delicious evening meal.
PROVENCAL FISH STEW Ingredients (serves four)
• 4 tbsp olive oil • 12oz. potatoes, peeled and
cubed • 1 small onion, finely chopped
9 1 red pepper, de-seeded and
sliced • l t s p paprika • 2 tsp John West freshly minced
garlic or crush two or three cloves e 14oz. can chopped tomatoes
9 8floz. dry white wine
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O 8oz prepared mixed shellfish
(thawed if frozen) • 2 x 200g cans of John West tuna
steak in brine, drained • salt and freshly ground pepper © chopped parsley to garnish. Method |
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ing pan, add the potatoes, onion, red pepper and paprika and fry over a medium heat for 10 minutes, turning all the time. 2. Add the minced garlic, tomatoes
1. Heat the oil in a large deep fry
and. wine and simmer for 10-15 min utes until the potatoes are just tender and the juices thicken. 3. Stir in the shellfish and tuna,
allowing the tuna to beak up into chunks, then simmer gently for five
minutes. 4. Season, if needed, then serve
garnished with chopped parsley. Chefs tip: Serve with crusty bread and a green side salad.
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E y e s . D o w n 7 . 4 5 In aid of St. Mary’s . School, Chipping
OUR last month's wine club tasting was a marathon of chunky, spicy and almost chewy heavyweight red wines. Gathered from California, Italy,
France, Chile and South Africa we had a huge number of different grape varieties to pit against each other. My only disappointments were the
two pinotages we tried. They were both good b u t too lightweight against the other wines. Perhaps if I used grangehurst, i t would have enough body to cope with the likes of the carignan, petite sirah, grenache and zinfandel grape varieties we tast ed.
At this level the prices started
• T his went to another Californian beauty, the Ridge York Creek Petite Sirah 1995. At first the grape was thought to be a derivative of the French Duriff variety, now almost extinct, but DNA testing suggests otherwise.
quite high a t £8.19 and went to a £23.89 stunning Ravenswood Monte Rosso 1994 Zinfandel. Still needs more time in the bottle, so not a contender for the best overall wine.
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With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Ribble Valley Wine Club
lived, deeply-coloured wines. The high extract of colour renders this wine almost inky black in colour, with a lovely woody nose, almost the smell of burning embers in an open fire. Dense, opulent autumnal berries mix on the palate with caramel and tar, with the finish, high in tannins also being full of th a t burnt oaky ness. All these flavours are crammed into a bottle for only £12.19, avail able a t D. Byrne. This is a serious food wine, not to be drunk on its own. In a close second place went an
This grape variety produces long-
extraordinary wine from Sean Thackerey, a Californian pioneer of small scale, high-quality specialist wines. He only produces two red
wines. We obtained a b o tt le of his
Pleiades Vi Old Vines, from Oddbins for £12.99. A hefty price tag, but so much originality goes into his small scale production, it is worth it for a special dinner. Parcels of super ripe grapes all from old vines, are sourced from the best sites in California. This vintage is a blend of syrah, zinfandel, carignane, petite sirah, nebbiolo, grenache, mourvedre and merlot. The flavours leap out of the glass, like a salmon up a waterfall. Soft, juicy summer berries on the nose fol low onto the palate in a rich, ripe wine of immense intensity, with a very long finish. This wine is in short supply; my bo ttle came from the Alderley Edge shop, but it is worth looking out for it.
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T hursday Nig h t - O ctober 22nd 1ST HEAT
Winners go throught to a Christmas Jinal
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F riday Nir.iiT - October 23rd
D ow n s ta i r s /U p s ta i r s - M u s ic a s n o rm a l t il l M id n ig h t S a t u r d a y N i g h t O c t o b e r 2 4 t h
WHEN Ron Freethy requested tales
realise how many would f lo o d in. ' ” The result is a nostalgic trip down
the garden path with the Lancashire broadcaster and author perhaps bet ter known for his tales of the coun tryside and its inhabitants than trips to the "khazi." The privies of Lancashire have
been well and truly unearthed and bared in this light-hearted and amus ing book. Whether or not you think that a
book about toilets is sinking to new depths, i t has already topped the charts in the local top 10 best-selling books listl
; From the Romans and the bath- V K W e e k ' s
1. Titanic. 2. Rainmaker. 3. Hard Rain. 4. Kiss the Girls. 5. Mousehunt. G. Fear. 7. Gatlacn. 8. Hoodlum. 9. Jackie Brown. 10. Money Talks. List supplied by Blockbuster, Wcllgntc, Clitheroe.
1. "Lancashire Privies" - Ron Freethy (Countryside'
Books, £6.95) 2. "Nation's Favourite Comic Poems" (BBC Books,
£5.99)3: "Delia's How to Cook Book One" - Delia Smith
(BBC Books, £11.99*) 4. "Heaven's Mirror" - Graham Hancock and San-
tha Falia (Michael Joseph, £15.00*) 5. "The Loop" - Nicholas Evans (Bantam Press,
£16.99)6. "Buster's Diaries" - Roy Hattersley (Little Brown. £9.991
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1. "Quench" - Beautiful South 2. "Hits" - Phil Collins 3. "Without You I'm Nothing" - Placebo 4. "The Star and Wiseman/The Best of" - Lady
smith Black Mambazo 5. "Ally McBeal" - Vonda Shepherd G. "Talk on Corners" - The Corrs 7. "This is My Truth, Tell Me Yours" - Manic
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8. "You'll Come Along Way Baby" - Fat Boy Slim 9. "Songs from Sun Street" - Saw Doctors 10. "Live at the Royal Albert Hall" - Bob Dylan CD list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe.
7. "Mr Macgrcgor" - Alan Titchmarsh (Simon and |
Schusler, £16.99) 8. "Excnlibur" - Bernard Cornwell (Penguin, £4.99*) I
£5.99*)
9. A Walk In The Woods" - Bill Bryson (Black Swan, | .
Slaidbum Silver Band (01200) 423855 10. "The Merlin Mystery" - Gunson/Coomb (Harper j
Collins, £9.99*) Book list supplied by Knydee Bookshop, Moor Lane, | Clitherac.
Asterisks denote this week's discounts.
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by Peter Cordon
Thursday 5th November Friday 6th November
Saturday 7th November at 7.30p.m. rendezvous n i t e s p o t - W h a l l e y ^
FREE B O T T L E S 'P F BUBBLY:FRIDAY■&'SATURDAY,: EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
Dance the night away with DJ Johnny. Chart and Dance music.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Mature Clubbers Night.
Get back to the 70's and 80's. Oh! What a Night
Food and Bar open 10pm2am Friday and Saturday night
r Hen Stan. IBth and 21st most welcome. Block bookings - reduced door admissions. Oub available for hire Monday to Thursday.
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LES WALKER (Brilliant Entertainer) Excellent night guaranteed, so don't miss him! ■. -j - From 9.30 p.m.
.j Also, please note - This years
: BONFIRfe & FIREWORKS will be held on THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER Liglitingjip time - 7.30 p.m. ^
Donations will be requested on the night in aid of the British Diabetics Association.
Anyone who hos wood for the fire is requested to
bring.it now or telephone to request its collection.
7.30pm
* K lia e i ^ J r a w o r t l i and
Talk by Wine Expert Craig Bancroft Qoint Proprietors of Northcote Manor)
at Centenaries Theatre, St. Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst, Nr Clitheroe
on Wednesday 4th November 1998 Tickets £12 including canapds
Wine Bar All proceeds to Friends of Chernobyl’s Children
Tickets are available from Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, Tony Smith on 01200 424572, Ian Joyce 01200 441362 or Centenaries Theatre 01254 826063.
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of privies via letters printed in this newspaper, along with others throughout the county, little did he ,
rCountryside Bodies (£6.95) _
Lancashire Privies Ron Freethy
House at Ribchester to the night soil V. men, tipplers, long-drops and privy buckets, all human life is here. Muriel Little recalls how she lived
as a child on the slopes of Pendle Hill, between Twiston and Rimington, in a converted railway carriage which had been transported from Gisburn. The family's earth privy was emptied on the vegetable'patch daily, no doubt ensuring healthy eating. Clitheroe resident Alan Postleth- waite preferred the ''Hotspur1
ed on absorbent paper, to the "Eagle" - and we don't need to ask for whatl
' " The Old Toll House, Paythorne, was used as a school in 1911 and farming families not only collected their children at the end of the day, but their privy buckets too, the con tents of which were seen as free fer tiliser for the fields. Cats are rescued from long-drops
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"AND INDOOR. CAR BOOT SALE in-the •Memorial -Hall Hurst Green
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9.00am to 4.00pm SU N D A Y
and one unfortunate person's entire structure collapsed around him while he was answering the call of nature. Although perhaps not the perfect
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B o l t o n -B y-B o w l a n d C h il d r e n s C o m m it t e e
Christmas present, "Lancashire Priv ies" will no doubt cause ripples of laughter for many years to come.
JUMBLE SALE
Friday October 23rd at 7.00 p.m.
in The Village Hall
Admission 20p Refreshments Available
HAPPY HOUR 7 p m - 8 p m Mixed Music for all ages
F riday & Saturday
Late Bar till midnight NO ADMISSION AFTER 11pm S unday N io h t O cto b e r 2 5 th
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S u n d a y 1 s t N o v em b e r 1998 7.30pm Clitheroe Civic Hall
Tickets Adults £5, Concessions £3
Available from Clitheroe Tourist Information Office (01200) 425566
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