Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, octooer Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


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.CARBONARA PUMPKIN PASTA with Loyd Grossman


WHILE shopping in Clitheroe . this week I have seen lots of pumpkins on display so the idea for a Dish of the Week recipe


came to mind. This year celebrate Hallowe'en


with some tricks and treats of your own. Usually the pumpkins are hol­ lowed out and used for decoration, or for children to carry round; with a candle inside. As witches fly off on broomsticks


and pumpkin faces flicker mysteri­ ously,. why not cook up a party for friends and neighbours with this recipe devised by Loyd Grossman, using his delicious sauce. Carbonara - the sauce of Italian


ian idea, crushed garlic breadcrumbs. CARBONARA PUMPKIN PASTA


Ingredients . (serves six)


O 25g butter ®1 tbsp olive oil and extra for


Pa®aabout 500g fresh pumpkin flesh, diced


0 1 red onion, sliced thinly 0 a little freshly grated nutmeg


' O 1 jar Loyd Grossman creamy


carbonara sauce 0 500g pasta shapes, e.g. shells or


penne or bows O 2 tbsp chopped fresh parsley


tons


charcoal burners - what could be more appropriate for Hallowe'en. Use the fresh pumpkin flesh left over from scooping out the whole shells for can­ dle lit masks, then toss them into pasta sauce. Serve topped with grat­ ed cheese, or try another smart Ital­


0 50g pack garlic flavoured crou­ '


black pepper.


0 sea salt and freshly ground Method


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saucepan and then gently saute the pumpkin and onion with the nutmeg


1. Heat the butter and oil in a large


for about 10 minutes, stirring occa­ sionally, until tender.


2. Stir in the Loyd Grossman Sauce plus about 4 tbsp cold water which


you have shaken in the jar to dissolve any remaining sauce on the sides. Cook for about 5 minutes.


according to pack instructions. . Drain, leaving slightly wet, and toss i with a trickle or two of olive oil and


3. Meanwhile, cook the pasta


the parsley. 4. For the topping, crush the crou­


rolling pin. 5. Mix the pasta into the sauce,


tons in the bag bashing lightly with a season nicely and serve sprinkled


with the crumbs. Other ideas to serve at a party are


banger baguettes - cook sausages over a bonfire or barbecue and serve on French baguettes with spoonfuls of tomato and chilli or tomato and . basil sauce. Cook jacket potatoes and j serve with one of the above sauces and top with cheese.


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CUISINE as recommended by the r Midweek Server^..... .


Choose from a delicious range of starters, main courses and desserts


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v-'Eat’as;much as;you'nke'/or^only,£6;aduk5 - £ 3 chlldreri'under.l 0 Dishes 'changing weekly,;


Traditional Christmas Menu - Parties Mon Welcome OrEN Christmas Day / Boxing Day / New Years Day


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FOR the last few weeks I have been bombarded with white


wine samples from the southern hemisphere, most growers con­ sidering the 1998 vintage to be the best on record, and from what I have tasted, I think they


may be right. So this week I would like to recom­


mend.a 1998 Chenin Blanc from South Africa. 1/Avenir, wine of origin Stellenbosch. That says it all. Stellenbosch is the heart of wine


country in South Africa, L Avenir, is one of the new breed of small wine


With wine writer Andrew Byrne, of


Byrne's Wine Merchants, Kiny Street, Clitheroe (01200 423152)


estates dedicated to the growing and production of fine wines on an inter­


national level. Marc Wieche, the winemaker, was


praised for his 1997 wine, being named as the Cape's top chenin. He thinks the 1998 is even better, and


who am I to argue with that. 1998 L'Avenir C h en in Blanc a t


£5.89 is grown on 25-year-old unirri­ gated bush vines and unoaked. Spicy, apricot, lemon-scented on the nose. Full of lively fresh appley flavours on the palate with a firm, long, spritely finish. A delicious wine to be enjoyed with a variety of cuisine (with the appley hints it goes particularly well with pork) or as an aperitif.


perfect venue for your Christmas get together


Our intimate restaurant provides the


Perfect Cask Conditioned Beer and Home-Made Food served in front of our roaring fire.


Evening menu available from 7.00 pm To book a festive evening with your friends


Call 01254 240261


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Etiiov a S Course authentic Indian Meal - Monday - Thursday Evening for only


OLD ROCK FLOWER COMPANY


Join us on Sunday, November 1st fo r our A N N U A L O P E N


Eniov a glass of wine and wander through our wonderland or new and exciting J floral creations, with our personal designer service at your fingertips.


cZm h s Glassware Candlesticks, Candles, Ballerinas, Baubles, Ornamental F i S ^ v S ^ ^ and Geese’ Br s' Bows and afrec mfJle


6 ’ every purchase.


ANTIQUE FURNITURE & STAINED GLASS ALSO ON SHOW * v


W E L L WORTH A VISIT! from 9.30am onwards


(Turn left at the Cenotaph in Trawdcn - Ample parking)


K E I G H L E Y R O A D * T R A W D E N ^ ® ; ‘ T E L E P H O N E ; 0 1 2 8 2 , 8 6 9 4 7 8


Clitheroe Lions Club v Invite you to An Evening with Celebrity Chef n t a e a w o rfL and


T a lk b y Wine Expert Craig Bancroft Goint Proprietors of Northcote Manor)


’ at Centenaries Theatre, St. Mary’s Hall, Stonyhurst, Nr Clitheroe


on Wednesday 4th November 1998 Tickets £12 including canapes


' 7.30pm Wine Bar A l l proceeds to Friends o f Chernobyl’s Children


Tickets are available from Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, Tickets are


on ouoo 424572> Ian Joyce 01200 441362 or Centenaries Theatre 01254 826063.


“STILL Crazy” takes a sharp witty look at the lives and egos of ageing rock- stars.Twenty years after his band,


Strange Fruit, starred in a leg­ endary open-air rock festival, the keyboard player, who has been living it up in Ibiza, turns up broke and eager to re-form


d together they round up Beano, the


the old clan. He persuades the band's PA and


a caravan at the bottom of his mum s garden; Ray, the ultra-vain lead singer living in a country mansion complete with recording studio and


rummer now living as a tax exile in


“Still Crazy”- Hollywood Park, Burnley, from November 30th - Starring Stephen Rea, Billy Connolly and Jimmy Nail


second Swedish wife; and Les who has happily settled into family life in the North of England running a one- man roofing company. Despite the violent much-publi­


cised break-up of the band, and the constant back-stabbing and bicker­ ing before the split, the guys are all persuaded — except-for the lead gui­ tarist who, they discover, is dead. Replacing their old friend with an


tour of provincial clubs in Holland. But soon the band's resentments


and paranoias surface and it becomes doubtful if the big reunion concert


will ever take place. The film stars Jimmy Nail, who


alarmingly brilliant young guitarist who, to their dismay, hogs all the girls, they slog through a warm-up


also collaborated on the film's sound­ track, and actor Gary Kemp, former­ ly of the pop group Spandau Ballet, who acted as musical director, so the soundtrack is probably worth a lis-


• ten. Ann-Marie Houghton


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TRU THis W e e k ’s ........_ 4$


1. Titanic 2. US Marshalls 3. Hard Rain 4. Wild Things 5. Mousehunt


G. Fear 7. Kiss the Girls


8. Gattaca 9. Flubber


10. Rainmaker List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgatc, Clithcroe.


1. "Lancashire Privies" - Ron Freethy (Country-


^ . " D e ^ H o w t o Cook Book One" - Delia Smith ^ f .^ 'C a pm ’in Cm e ili's Mandolin" - Louis de BT '"T w a lk In T h ^W o o d s ” - Bill Bryson (Black B"if.n"N a t io n 's Favourite Comic Poems" (BBC


B°Gk"Ke5nUsh Lad" - F ra n k Muir (Transworld, £5.99)


1. "Quench" - Beautiful South. 2 "You've Come Along Way Baby" - Fatboy Slim. 3. "Songs from Whistle Down the Wind" - Vari-j


ous Artists. 4. "H i t s " -P h i l Collins.


5. "Talk on Corners" - T h e Corrs. G. "Savage Garden" - Savage Garden. 7. "Songs from Sun Street" — Saw Doctors.


8. "Best of" - Capercaillie. 9. "On a Day Like Today" - Bryan Adams.


10. "Singles" - OMD CD list supplied by Townsend Records


Moor Lane, Clithcroc. ST. JAMES PLAYGROUP


7. "Remote Control" - Andy McNab (Transworldj 8. "Guinness Book of Records 1999" — (Guinnes.


PU9.'i"Rcnl Food" - Nigel Slater (Four th E s ta te ! £14 99*)


£4.99*)


Book list supplied by Kaydee Bookshop, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


10. "Excalibur" - Bernard Cornwell (Penguinj • 1 Morning Coffee Mayors Parlour , 10.00am - 12.01) noon


Saturday 31st.Oclobcr1998 Kaffir, rtmrlmhr, Sitomllrrml


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ami I’l ' .in l Children free W h ir l in g |uite £ 7 7 ic ^


f DINNER DANCK < Formulated for private, office and works parties


LIVE CABARET GRQUP ......


r l k c W O k X 4 course meal - Dancing to DJ Compere


For availability and our Christmas brochure 0 1 2 8 2 6 1 8 1 0 1 • '


22nd & 23r d December NOW £21.00 A lew places still available


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SFMV1NG ONLY THE FINEST CASK ALES are now open 11am - 11pm


Friday October 30th


P H I L B A K E R G u i ta r V o c a l is t


CAROLINE ROSS Sunday November 1st


Saturday October 31st Female Vocalist


POE QUIZ ANP PISCO


CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHTS (Dinner Dances),


November 28tb/Dccember 16tb/Dcccmber 17th £18.95 per person


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Saturday October 31st 7.45pm


in the Village Hall Admission £1.50


(/no. pic & pens supper)


BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND DRAMA GROUP


DICK WHITTINGTON


an d HIS CAT (A different s to iy ) on FRIDAYS


and SATURDAYS


13th and 14th, 20th an d 21 s t o f NOVEMBER


Curtain at 7.30 p.m. - Admission S3 adults £1.50 children


Tickets from: Botton-by-


Howland Post Office and Coach and Hone s Hotel, Cllthcroe


Information Centre, Members o f the Cast or phone 447679 „


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FULL CARVERY £18 per head ----- N E W Y E A R ’S E V E —


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