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SALMON MUFFINS WITH DILL SAUCE with Weightwatchers
WHILE at the gym this week, a fel low keep-fitter asked me to find a recipe she could make and eat lots of without putting on any weight. In an attempt to help her, the
"Dish of the Week" recipe this week has come from the Weight Watchers
cook book. It has three-and-a-half points per
muffin, with a total of 28 points - this will mean a lot to you if you attend Weight Watchers. Dieting is essential if you want to
lose weight, but physical activity can certainly promote well-being
and help tone-up flab. If you are good at swimming or
racquet sports, for example, try to get back into those activities, or take up aerobics, jogging or gentle forms of exorcise like yoga or t’ai chi. Try exercising with a friend or partner, someone who will encour
age, not discourage, you. Also make sure you eat three meals a day, especially breakfast,
and snack on fruit. Snacks are a big no-no on many
diets which try to curb people's eat ing patterns to consume less calories. Yet one of the most effective ways to stabilise blood sugar and control
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WHAT is Negroamaro - a new dance or a new super model launched by Jean Paul Gaultier or
a new Italian super group? Yes, it is Italian, but a grape
variety. Found in the main in the heel . .
of Italy, an area known as Apulia or Puglia, it is the country s sixth most widely-planted grape variety. A strong dark red wine, often
used in blending, it can he high in alcohol because of the ripeness of
the grapes. I have found a tamed down ver
sion of this splendid accompani ment to pizza and pasta dishes in Booths Supermarket, Clitheroe. The BAROCCO ROSSO del
SALKNTINO I DOS, from the Salentino peninsular, at .£3.49 has
With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Ribble Valley Wine Club
to tie good value for money. Lightly flavoured with a bitter
undertone perfect for this grape variety, this is transformed in the mouth with the food, to show a slight richer, smooth wine. This wine does need food, how
ever, so do not be put off by its apparent strength, it is a much more mellow wine than some 1
have tasted. This is partly because it is only . .
12% alcohol, whereas some 1 ■ , , -f-qi V
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Oil BABY, bchaaavcl The captain of kitsch, the 'GOs....... adelic" sexsation. the guru of groove, international man of mys tery . . . is back in all his purple ve vet- suited, wing-collared glory. Camper than a "Carry On" camp site, Mike Myers in the guises of Austin Powers, Dr Lvil and the repuLsive flatulent "Fat
nights. The plot? Oh well, if you insist. Austin . ..
Powers’ wife, Liz 11 urlcy. turns out to be a Dr ICvil robot with a honeymoon surprise for our Austin, which includes semi-auto matic mammaries, which spit out 12U rounds of lead a second. Meanwhile, Dr IOvil plans to go back to the 'GOs in his "time machine" to disable Austin iiy steal ing his "mojo" from his cryogemcally frozen body, return to 1999 and take over the world with his moon-based laser , assisted by a two-foot cloned version of himself, called Mini-Mc (Verne I royer), all in lime for tea. Ridiculous? Absolutely.
F nitAAin f.’.ii n
Austin Powers, The Spy Who ******* Me dir Jay Roach, Bollywood Park, Burnley
Funny? Oh baby, behaaavc!
out more earthy innuendos than I have had my fill of in recent ’60s TV revival
T‘X!'-S . It is dafter than Dr Evil's brush (he is
totally bald) and it is the sort of visual bubblegum that you can safely chortle
away to on a wet Sunday afternoon, knowing that this particular piece oT super-silly cinema will tax your laugh lints a darn site more than the old grey stuff. There are some stupendous sequences between Dr Evil, Mini-Meand Dr Evil's son, Scott (Seth Green), particularly when a spoof version of the Jerry Springer Show features them in the week's pro gramme, entitled, "My father is an evil dictator who wants to take over the world". It is parody within a parody, if you want to get intellectual about it, but with this sort of dumbed-down dross, believe
you me, you won't. It was also a stroke of genius to see Myers and the fabulously gorgeous Felicity “ "gwell (Heather Gra ham), dancing in a moeked-up version of Carnaby Street, to the strains of a surreal duet between Elvis Costello and Burt |
Bacharaeh. Aside from the relentless onslaught o , , .
cheesy gags, usually revolving around Powers’ prolific sexual magnetism, there are some truly delightful choreographed dance snatches in between takes, which makes the recent Gap advert look like an episode of Come Dancing. This is Mel Brooks meets Carry On, leaving a litany of annoying cult catch-phrases in its wake. ♦ • * * adelic, baby! See what I mean'.'Ben Carlish
Salentino wines can reach 14%, and partly with the addition of the dark-skinned Malvasia Ncra, which adds a little colour and per
fume to the wine. My own notos relate to dark bit
ter cherries with a touch of herbs and old wood on the nose, not the full blown oak of Australia, but a
gentle woodiness. Overall a perfect foil to most
Italian dishes and it can cope with the garlic admirably.
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have three meals a day, never miss breakfast, and have a mid-morning and mid-afternoon snack every day. Hope you enjoy trying these
absolutely scrumptious muffins. SALMON MUFFINS WITH DILI, SAUCE
(makes eight muffins) In g re d ie n ts O low fat cookery spray O 5oz self-raising flour ® 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda O 418g can pink salmon, drained
and flaked, skin and bones removed ® 4fl oz low-fat natural yogurt
® 1 egg, beaten • 1/2 tbsp olive oil
9 1 tbsp red Thai curry paste or 1
tsp chilli powder ® paprika, to decorate
® green salad leaves, to serve
Dill sauce ® 1/2 cucumber, grated ® 1/2 pint low-fat natural yogurt
9 2oz low-fat soft cheese 9 1 tsp lemon juice G 2 tsp dill weed
Method 1. Preheat the oven to gas mark
7/220C or 425F. Lightly oil eight muffin or patty
tins with low-fat cooking spray. 2. Sift the flour and bicarbonate of
soda into a large mixing bowl. Stir in the flaked salmon. 3. Make a well in the centre and
pour in the yogurt, egg, oil and Thai paste or chilli powder. Briefly fold all the ingredients
together and season well. 4. Spoon the mixture into the pre
pared tins to about three-quarters full.
Do not smooth the tops. Sprinkle _ . , ,
the muffins with paprika and bake for 10-12 minutes, until risen and browned.
5. Meanwhile, combine all the ingredients together for the dill
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sauce. Season to taste. 6. To serve, split open the hot fish muffins and place on a serving plate
of green salad leaves. Either drizzle the dill sauce over
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