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FLAMBE LAMB’S KIDNEYS IN WHOLEGRAIN MUSTARD & BRANDY SAUCE with Jaime Livesey and Jenny Strickland, of the


TUCKED away, along a partly cob-


, bled alleyway, in the quaint hamlet of ; Wiswell, sits the Freemasons Arms, a ■ tiny old-fashioned public house-cum- 1 restaurant. 1 say restaurant because ; tor many years it has had a renowned ■ reputation for good food at reason- ! able prices. ; Our Dish of the Week recipe comes straight from the specials board


‘ menu and is a delicious tasty starter. The Freemasons Arms is a family


• run business in the truest sense. Mrs Pauline Livesey is the licensee


and can be found front of house serv­ ing drinks and taking food orders, while son Jamie is both efficient and


' welcoming behind the bar, but he also ' lends a hand preparing food in the


kitchen. In charge of the kitchen is Jenny


Strickland, Jamie's fiancee, who has


■ been working at the Freemasons for - five years, two years before the • Liveseys arrived. Jenny's natural tal­ ent for cooking is proven in the mouthwatering dishes she prepares ■ and if you should happen to catch a


Iglimpse of her behind the scenes you i will recognise her by the multi- I . coloured chef's outfit she often wears, i , Until recently, Pauline's other son,


Simon, was also a chef in the busi­ ness, however, his partner Louise is still on hand helping to servo food on busy evenings. Her work share part­ ner is Jenny's sister, Sarah, who waits on mainly at weekend. To top it all, nephew and chef Marc 'lomlinson, helps out in the kitchen on busy evenings and weekends. So why not pop along and see if


you can spot the family members and at the same time enjoy this delicious starter, as I did last week.


FLAMIIE LAMPS KIDNEYS IN


WHOLEGRAIN MUSTARD AND BRANDY SAUCE ingredienis


• 11b. lambs kidneys • 1 onion (finely chopped) • 1/2 pint double cream


• 2fl. 07,. brandy • 1 and 1/2 tbs? wholegrain mus­


tard • 3 tbsp Worces’orshiro sauce


• 1 clove garlic (crushed) • splash of Tabasco sauce


• butter for fryirg Mclhod


1. Cut kidneys inhalf, lengthways.


Snip out the central core. Cut in half again.


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HIGH up in the Rhone Valley, as the river crashes through gorges, before it slows down and meanders past Hermitage, are villages linked to some o f the greatest of all


French wines, Cote Roti and the unassuming village of Condrieu. For Condrieu the only permitted grape variety is the Viognier, a very


’ fashionable grape variety since the mid-1990s. White wines produced from this grape variety are much sought after and often scarce at the right price. Now you may find this grape variety in countries from Cali-


. fornia to Australia as consumers latch on to its delicate perfumed nose and rich, full-bodied texture, a refreshing change from the chardon-


nay! Having tasted this wine at the top


Wilh mne writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine


Educators and founder o f the Kibble Valley Wine Club


end of the pricerange - and price does not always dictate value for money - a good Condriou can be around the £20 plus mark and the single estate whrh in itself is one of the smallest appellation controlee m France, Chatoai Grillet is around £35 a bottle. It wts refreshing to find the "essence" o' the Viognier in a wine at Booths, Jiis week. "Lc Pecher Vbgiiicr 1998" from the


Vin de Pays region of Vaucluse, is only £3.99 aid perfect summer


drinking. High in alcohol, a hallmark of this grape variety, the nose is ol peaches and apricots mixed with May blossom. The grapes are a deep yellow and again this shows in the wine which is a mid straw colour. The wine has a grip and bite which leaves a pleasant aftertaste, similar to peach stones. A very good summer wine


and a superb price. Viognier - pronounced vee-on-ye-


ay - is here to stay. Give this unoaked fruit-driven wine a try.


2. In a frying pan, on a medium


heat, add a knob of butter and fry the onion until slightly golden and


transparent. 3. Remove onion from pan and


keep on one side. 4. In the same pan add aiiother


knob of butter and saute the kidneys in it for 3-4 minutes, until firm to the


touch. 5. Remove kidneys and put to one


side. 6. Return onion to the pan and add , , ,


the garlic. Fry for a further minute. 7. Flambe with the brandy (being


careful of the flames). Allow the


flames to subside. 8. Add the cream to the pan and


stir, loosening the residue. 9. Now add the mustard, Worces­


tershire sauce and the tabasco sauce


to the pan. 10. Return the kidneys to the pan


and gently simmer for a further five minutes until the sauce has reduced


and the kidneys are fully cooked. 11 Serve immediately With crusty


bread and freshly prepared salad. Chef's lip: Alternatively serve with


rice and fresh vegetables as a deli­ cious main course.


0 f r e e SUND AY JA ZZ IN OLIVERS' BAR Sun 4th July 12.30pm - YARROW RIVER


Fri 9 th July, 8pm "PAL OF MY CRADLE DAYS"


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St. Hubert's, Dunsop Bridge Concert Sunday 4th July 1999 - 2.30pm


‘i)uallingjiarps’ Fiona-Katie and Philippa Roberts


Flamenco and Folk Music from around the World


Tickets: £5.00 includes refreshments Available from St. Hubert's (Tel. No.


448231) and from Dunsop Bridge P.O. (Tel. No. 01200 448241)


GERMAN VALLEYS September I st, 6 days


£169


Hill top castles, vine-clad slopes, pretty riverside villages, tasty wine and a warm welcome await you on our marvellous bargain-priced break to the German Valleys. Few regions in Europe can compare with the scenery, history and conviviality of the Ahr, Rhine and Moselle, and you’ll have ample opportunity to savour the delights of all three and more on this marvellous holiday. You’ll stay in the delightful village of Altenhar. peacefully situated on a winding curve in the river Ahr, there's an ancient hillside castle here and for those less energetic amongst us - a chairlift to take you to stunning panoramic views. There s plenty


of free time to relax or to enjoy this beautiful area under your own steam or you may wish to 1 take advantage of specially arranged optional excursions to some of the loveliest parts of this |


charming region. Our price includes Transport throughout Channel crossings Accommodation for five nights Three course evening meals


Breakfasts Visit to Bruges on the return |


journey The services of a courier.


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THE hype leading up to the reletuse of a much-awaited sequel is usually quite phenomenal and as previous experiences have shown, can olten leave you feeling disappointed when it doesn't quite come up to scratch. Thankfully, though, "Notting Hill


is as brilliant and tunny as its predc- cossor, "Four Weddings and a Funer­ al", and proves, beyond doubt, yet again, that writer Richard Curtis is a


genius. Hugh Grant returns as the bum- ,


, bling" character he plays best - the type of good-looking guy you want


. to take home and mother. T'nis time around he plays William I hacker, who lives a humble existence as a Notting Hill bookshop owner, spend­ ing his days working alongside hts


■ assistant, Martin, played by the fab­ ulous James Dreyfus (Goodie, 1 he


" Thin Blue Line). It's a shame Drey­ fus had such a low-key role in the film, but even behind the beard and ‘ cardigan there was a faint glimpse ol


• Goodie trying to get out. Thacker's world is turned upside


down when the world's most famous film star, Anna Scott, played by Juba


"Nottug Hill” (15). Starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Directed by Roger Mvhell. Now showing at cinemas throughout the area.


Roberts, wanlors in one day. Life will never be the amo for Thacker and a plot that coiid be described as "one wedding, twe hearts broken (T hack­


er's and Tliaker's again) and a press conference" (uickly ensues. There ac many similarities


between "ISotting Hill" and "Four Weddings..'. Julia Roberts replaces Andie MaiDowell as Thacker’s American love interest, who is already ronantically linked to other men; Thaikcr's earlier flatmate, played by he dyed red-haired Char­ lotte Colenan, replaced by his dippy, equally dyd red-haired sister Honey, otherwisi knows as Alice in ” 1 he Vicar of )ibley"; a group of close- knit fricids, including best mate Max (Blickadder’s Tim McKin- norny): aid a car-chase, wedding and


baby at bo end.


But never mind. "Notting Hill" is excellent anyway, but the undoubted


star of the show had to be Thacker's Welsh and very smelly flatmate, Spike (Rhys Ifans), who, with his classic ono-linors, takes groat delight in clenching his buttocks in his greyest underpants for Britain s media, as well as wearing the kind of tight-fitting, shabby clothes that even a scarecrow would object to


being seen in. Ask anyone what they liked most


about the film and they’ll answer with a single world: Spike. So don t be surprised it, in a few years time, the film is best remembered not for Hugh and Julia's romantic antics, but for transforming Ifans into Wales s


hottest export. V/CKY CAIlLIiV KEYSTREEl


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9. Snake Eyes. 1(1. The Truman Show. List supplied by lilockbiister, Wll)>ate, Clillieroe.


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Admission: £1.50 Adults' £1.00 Children


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i # A o Z A A I , h g W t o c o n t a c t u s September 30th, 14 nights £79.50 September 24th, 2 days


If you've enjoyed the tennis at Wimbledon over the past couple of weeks but would like to experience th atmosphere of a premier event for yourself (and we all know how difficult Wimbledon tickets are to come by), the this could be tlie ideal opportunity. The Davis Cup tie between Britain at


South Africa will take place at the NIA, Birmingham in September, You’ll be able to experience the thrill as Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski battle it out against the South African team. The price includes Transport throughout Accommodation for one


night Admission to the NIA for


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You’re never more than TA miles from the sea here and sites of natural beauty are in abundance. For entertainment you’ll never be spoilt for choice, whatever your age group. Jersey offers plenty to do for the kids and is an explorers paradise. Follow the narrow paths that will take you through charming country villages and reveal an ever changing landscape. Our seven day holiday is


fes £ September 13th. 5 days October 16tb, 7 nights


based at the Mayfair Hotel in the island’s capital St Heller. The Mayfair Hotel is in the capital St Heller it has an indoor pool and leisure centre and all the comfortable bedrooms have private facilities. The price includes Transport from the local


area Return flights from M a n c h e s


t e r


Hotel transfers in jersey The services of a courier Accommodation


for


seven nights Rooms with private


facilities Evening meals and cooked


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January 19th, 22 days f a


+ Shez, Buzz & The Wonderballs (Oasis) Wed 4 th August, 2 pm SUMMER HOLIDAY FUN THEATRE


Clydebuill Puppel Thealre


Enchanting Tales of Magic Lobsters, Seal Girls, King Canute & Great Storms


„ "Captivating stones k. • m°g[»bce^^ - November 1st. 5 days £ 1 6 9 £99.95 October 12th, 4 days to


Transport by luxury coach Accommodation for three


nights Full English breakfast Three course evening meals Cabaret entertainment every


One of Britain’s premier sea­ side resorts, Bournemouth is a real delight, it’s lively yet unhurried, elegant, yet friendly, clean and cosmopolitan. It has first class cafes and restaurants, miles of popular, panoramic sandy beaches, scores of boutiques, markets and gardens that are simply paradise and is winner of many awards such as "resort of the year” and “best floral city”. This is a lovely opportunity


evening Use of the hotel’s leisure


facilities A visit to Salisbury


Excursion to the Isle of


Purbeck Visits


to Weymouth,


Dorchester and Lulworth Cove.


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visit


Bournemouth at a time when the holiday crowds have disappeared and to enjoy a great cabaret holiday in a good


hotel. The price includes


o o o o o o o o MINI-CRUISE TO


i * M | i | E R f i S ^ October 9th, 3 days £39


Our delightful mini-cruise to Holland and Amsterdam allows you to enjoy some 400 miles of splendid sea- voyaging with more than a hint of luxury aboard one of P&O North Sea Ferries’ comfortable


ships


complete with shops, boutique, bar, casino and delicious food. In addition there/s a shore excursion to Amsterdam. There will be plenty of time to enjoy the sights of Hollands unique capital city,


renowned for it’s friendly people, delicious cheeses,


clogs and bicycles. On this super value break we include a reclining seat for your comfort and cabins can be pre-booked for a reasonable supplement.


Includes Return coaching from the


local area Return cruise to Holland Reserved reclining seat Excursion to Amsterdam Services of a courier.


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