Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 28th, 1998 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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STEAMED CHICKEN BREAST IN CABBAGE with C r a ig M itch e l l , o f T h e M y t to n F o ld H o t e l


OUR Dish of the Week recipe this week is from an establishment which, like Topsy, has just "growed and growed" over the years. : Mytton Fold Hotel has seen many changes since its inception in 1982, when there were just four bedrooms and a 30-seater restaurant. A warm welcome awaits you at


in great demand as are the facilities for conferences and for the popular golf complex, which is used exten­ sively by visitors staying at the hotel and members. All these guests need feeding at some stage or other, so you can see Craig and his team are always


busy.


Mytton Fold Hotel, a privately- owned and family-run business. Owners Frank and Lilian Hargreaves are the third generation to own the surrounding 100-acre farm, which now incorporates a challenging 18- hole golf course. Their twin daugh­ ters, Barbara and Carole, assist in the management and day-to-day run­ ning of the hotel and son David runs the banqueting and conference cen­


tre. : Head chef at the hotel is Mr Craig Mitchell, who has held this position pince leaving Ewood Park two years ago. Craig trained at Accrington and Rossendale College, followed by a spell in a large London hospital, before moving to the Lake District, where he worked for Jennings Brew­ ery, organising the catering facilities in six or seven of the brewery’s pubs


and hotels. Now he and his small brigade of


chefs work closely together in the kitchen at Mytton Fold, specialising in home-cooked food, using fresh local produce wherever possible, and catering for the public in the restau­ rant, or large parties of up to 240 in the banqueting suite. As a venue for wedding receptions, Mytton Fold is


favourites, it is inexpensive, easy to prepare and absolutely delicious.


Ingredients • 4-8 large cabbage leaves


• 3 tbsp olive oil 9 3oz. chopped shallots 9 3-4oz. chopped mushrooms


• 4 boneless chicken breasts 9 1/3 cup of white wine


9 2 cored chopped apples (ideally For the sauce


red) • 1 cup dry cider 9 1/2 cup chicken stock or 1/2


stock cube • 2 tsp lemon juice


9 1 cup double cream 9 3 tbsp unsalted butter


1 Take a medium-sized ovenproof Method


pan and add the olive oil. Heat the oil gently and then add the shallots and mushrooms, just soften them but


don't let them colour. 2. Add the white wine and leave to


This recipe is one of Craig s . ,


STEAMED CHICKEN BREASTS IN CABBAGE


simmer on a low heat. While the mushrooms and shallots are simmer­


ing in the wine take one of the cab­ bage leaves and place on a flat sur­ face. Take a chicken breast and place


it in the centre of a leaf and wrap the leaf gently round. If necessary use an extra leaf to ensure that the chicken breast is fully covered. Repeat this with the other chicken breasts. Care­ fully take the wrapped chicken parcels and lay them gently on top of the simmering mushroom and shallot


mixture.


place in a moderately heated oven for about 20 minutes.


3. Cover the pan with foil and j Now you just have time to make


the sauce. 4 Mix the chicken stock, lemon


juice and cider in a saucepan and bring to the boil, turn down the heat and simmer the mixture. Add the chopped apples and half-a-cup of cream. Leave until the sauce has


reduced by a third. 5. Add the remaining cream and


dish take the cooked chicken breasts and slice each of them in half. Create a small pool of sauce in the centre of the plate and place both halves of the chicken breasts onto the sauce, slightly offset to each other. Garnish with fresh coriander and baby car-


Chefs tip: To serve this succulent , . . ,


rots. Serve accompanied by baby new


potatoes and steamed broccoli. IGET FIT FOR THE BtACH


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IN my endeavours to find good-quality and unusual wines, I have come across the following wonderful ones from the Chateau Minuty-


.Domaines Farnet. I am sure they will bring back fond memories to all , . , .


those people who have had holidays m the Cote de Provence region of France, where these wines come


frCThis 60-hectare vineyard was planted by the founder of the estate, Gabriel Farnet. It is the result of a selec­ tion of the very best grapes and of a very sophisticated vinification. The wines are refined and have great


^T h e first is Domaine Farncl Cote de Provence Rouge 1996 at £8.39. A beautiful dark ruby colour, it is light


but seductive, and has a perfect harmony between red berries (blackcurrant and wild strawberries) with a lin­ gering aftertaste. The blend of grapes is 30 /o grenache


anThe°DomainhFarnet Cote de Provence Blanc de Blancs


Heumen, of Deli-Med, Castle Gate, Clitheroe


With wine writer Henk van


1996 at £8.39 has beautiful brilliant greenish glints. The nose is rather complex with reminiscences of bme and maple blossoms, as well as nuts and honey sweets. This wine is round and perfectly balanced, with a blend of


rolle, clairette, semilion and ugmblanc grapes. Mv final choice is Domaine De Farnet Cote de


Provence Rose 1996 at £8.39. It has a clean salmon-pink colour: refined and very elegant, this wine is relatively round and literally explodes on the palate as Reworks. Nuances of apricots and dry fruits are very noticeable. The blend is 30% grenache, 30% cinsault, 20 /o tibouren (grape of the future in Provence) and 20 /» cabernet


sauvignon.


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.innocence and betrayal. The story centres around the old


house, with its one added feature - Enid the sitting tenant, who spends her time in her attic room. She sees and hears everything that goes on, but is almost invisible to the other tenants and squatters that have ■come and gone over the years. Then along comes Nadine Light,


the 16-year-old girlfriend of the secretive wheeler dealer Kai Toive- nan who, with his side-kick Tony,


i tries to get the elderly Enid out of j’the house.


The two women form a bond and , ,


"Burning Bright" by Helen Dunmore. Published by Penguin Books


Enid begins to unravel her earlier life with her beloved Sukey, the women that fate brought to her on a rainy day in Manchester. As she tells her story, we discover that it is guilt which has made her into a recluse fol­ lowing the death of Sukey more than 50 years earlier, killed in a fit of jeal­ ousy by her other lover, Caro. After Kai and Tony try to get the


unwitting Nadine to fulfil the rather strange needs of up-an-coming MP, Paul Parrett, we see the incredibly young and innocent girl maturing way beyond her years and when Kai leaves Enid for dead after an acci-


dent, we see her choosing between the man she loves and the old woman


she has come to adore. Helen Dunmore is a writer whose


style is characterised by a lyrical, dreamy intensity seldom seen in British fiction. She beautifully fulfils the highest function of a storyteller - to make you wonder what will hap­ pen next - while managing to invest the book with careful inevitability. This, coupled with her ability to


leave you wondering even when you have finished the book, makes it one


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