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MEATBALLS AND TOMATO SAUCE from 10 DOWNING STREET, LONDON
OUR Dish of the Week recipe comes directly from 10 Downing Street, albeit via a newly launched cookery book entitled "A Taste
from Gisbum”. This well-produced book contains
100 original recipes and has been • compiled by Mrs Linda Farnworth and Miss Joanne Fellowes, in order to raise much-needed funds for two worthwhile local causes. Proceeds from the sale of the book
arc to go to the Festival Hall and Memorial Garden funds in the pic
turesque village of Gisbum. Recipes in the book come from
many notable cooks in the village, including Mrs Farnworth, of the Cottage Restaurant, Mrs M. Bargh, of Nappa Manor Farm, Masterchef f inalist Mrs Maureen Bowe and Gary Simkin, head chef, at Abbey Gisbume Park. Among other budding chefs who
feature is our very own Editor, M r Leigh Morrissey, with his Smoked Salmon Pasta; Ribble Valley M P Nigel Evans who supplies a recipe for Orange and Honey Chicken and Lan-
cashire Mash; and the Editor of the Leader Times Series, Mr Roy Pren- ton, who has submitted his favourite
Italian tomato sauce. There are many, many more tried
and tested recipes for you to try. I f you wish to purchase a book they are available from the Old Cottage Restaurant, Gisbum, tel. 01200
445441. MEATBALLS AND TOMATO
SAUCE
Ingredients (Meatballs)
• 500g minced beef • 3 cloves garlic, chopped • 2 tbsp chopped fresh mint and
parsley • salt and black pepper
• le g g • 2 tbsp olive oil
Tomato sauce
Q 400g can of chopped tomatoes • 1 chicken or vegetable stock
cube • 2 tbsp white wine
• 1 large onion, v ery fine ly chopped • 2 tbsp olive oil • 1 fresh red or green chilli,.
deseeded and chopped • 1 tbsp fresh parsley, basil or
coriander, chopped « salt and freshly ground black
pepper Method 1 Put the tomatoes and their juice
in a wok with the crumbled stock cube, wine, onion, olive oil and chilli. Add the herbs, a little salt and pep per, bring to simmering point, cover and let it bubble away for 5-10 min-
Ut?. Mix together the mincemeat, garlic, fresh herbs and salt and pep per. Break the egg into it and mix it up with your hands. Form the mix ture into meatballs the size of table-
tennis balls. . , 3. Heat the oil in a frying pan and
fry the meatballs gently for 7-10 min utes. When they are cooked through, add them to the tomato sauce and serve with spaghetti, cooked a dente. Chef's note: omit the chilli from
tomato sauce if you do not like your food hot.
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THERE is an enormous amount of the wine press devoted to Chile. At the moment it is the "hottest" area in the world, so hot it is cool to drink Chilean wines.
„. Chile is set to break through its cheap imag ,
although there are Chilean wines at currently avail able around the £12 price bracket. W ith the launch in the next few months of two ranges of very exclusive (meaning expensive) wines, the one f[o m Montes, called M , is set to be around £24 a bottle. So where
should we look next for inexpensive wines/ Well, South America does produce wines from mostof
its countries - Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina (the world s fifth biggest wine producer), Peru and, of course, Mex
C0'Mce a'look at a seriously deep flavoured grape variety, W i t h w i n e w r i t e r M i k e
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dries your mouth). The nose is dominated with spmes rather than fruit, which follows through to the palate the
tannins softened by the judicious use of old oak. An excel “
<;tronc cheeses or that summer barbecue.
companiment to mast beef, goulash, casseroles and •
In direct contrast the light, refreshing style of the Pino Gris Reserve 1996, from Tosco at £2.99 is a wine to drink
on its own or with white fish. This grape vancty. at its „ ;n t hp Alsace region of France, can be twice the
^hlv the most tannic of all grape varieties and is now fimdy established in Uruguay, the only South American country to grow this variety.
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price and more, than this bottle from Hungary. Lime and near drops on the nose, the wine is soft, little noticeable acidity, with a slightly restrained perfumed quality which is verv endearing and a long finish. Another unusual grape variety to try if you are looking for an alternative
. u A t £4.99 from Booths, the Castcl Pujol Tannal Las
Violctas" 1995, is everything you would expect from this grape Deeply coloured, tinged with the purple of a youthfully wine, but ripe, intense flavours backed by the high levels of tannin (the component part that feels like
t0 M y bottle°has a distinctive label, proclaiming that it was awarded a Silver Trophy in the International Wine Challenge 1997. Wines from Hungary just keep getting better and this is no exception, especially for this price.
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AFTER its 11 Oscar wins, any one who needs any introduction
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Titanic itself! The story of the fateful voy
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"Titanic" - starring Kate Winslet, Leonard DiCaprio, Billy Zane. Directed by James Cameron. The Civic Hall, Clltheroe
In a fit of despair, she attempts to
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