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'V'„ ‘ . ’>, tL‘ PEAR AND ALMOND TART with Linda Famworth, ofthe Cottage Restaurant, Gisbum.
ONCE again we have,a wonderful pudding recipe from Linda Farn- worth, of the Cottage Restaurant, Ii,Main Street, Gisburn.
V■for so many years.
IK Michael prides himself on his home-made dishes always using fresh
.[‘.later.
-afternoon and high teas on Tuesday ‘Thursday, and Sundays, while Friday ■and Saturday the restaurant is open >
■; The two dining rooms are nearly always busy at lunch times and for
Vkidney pie and different roasts and ;v home-cooked hams The pates and soup are a joint ven-
•' ingredients and as much local pro duce as possible. He often cooks fresh i fish, as well as his favourite steak and
£ ture, but Linda excels in the pudding v department. , i Their regular clientele travel from
jC, The Cottage is a true family busi- Ij'ness run by Linda and her husband, WMichael. They are an institution in
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, ‘the village having run the restaurant I!
and Linda return from one of their many trips abroad; like their visit to the Greek Island of Zante, to Lan- zarote and southern Spain. One of the ingredients used in this
week's recipe is home-made peach conserve, which Linda sells in the restaurant. The peach conserve, together with jams, jellies, chutneys and pickles, all on sale, are made by local celebrity cook Mrs Maureen Bowe, and the proceeds go to a chan ty nominated by Gisburn WI and to WI funds. Already this year, she has sold 4501b. of jam.
. O 3oz. butter
(For sweet shortcrust pastry) Goz. plain flour
PEAR AND ALMOND TART Ingredients
® 1 egg yolk • ltbsp sugar Method
r)i as far away as Leeds and Manchester, ,"as well as nearer home and look for ward to choosing something new on lithe menu, especially when the sea-
11 sons change and more robust dishes
..are offered.
1 ■ You can be sure of some foreign n .influence in the food when Michael
until it is like fine breadcrumbs. 2. Mix egg yolk and sugar together
1. Rub flour and butter together, and add to flour until combined. Add
film and chill in fridge for a little while.
a little water if necessary. 3. Lightly knead then wrap in cling
4. Roll out pastry to line an eight inch loose-bottomed pie or flan dish.
.
bought peach conserve, let down with 1 tbsp brandy.. G 4oz. white almond paste
• 2 tbsps home-made or shop- (For the filling) Ingredients
• 4 pears 0 2oz. caster sugar 0 2oz. butter, softened 0 2oz. ground almonds 0 1 large egg O 2oz. SR flour 0 few drops almond essence
Method
1. Spread peach conserve over pas- ' try ..2. Roll out white almond paste and
lay over jam. 3. Peel, core and chop pears and
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a r ran g e over almo n d paste. 4. Mix together the sugar, butter,
(jncl. interval refreshments) © 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 5 6 2 4
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ground almonds, flour, egg and essence and pour over the pears. 5. Cook for approximately half-an-
almonds and serve warm or cold. Serve with cream and ice-cream with let down peach conserve poured over. This tart freezes very well. If pears are very soft, sprinkle 2
Clicf's tip: Sprinkle with flaked
oz. of ground almonds over pears and marzipan before final topping.
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i.SINCE my last article, I have pre- ;Ksented three wine tastings. (It's a J hard life!).
•*‘with one group provided an excellent -‘'base for different grape varieties and -‘•styles. With the second group, I ■
. Looking at the wines of Portugal „ , ,
- •sive £38.79 - this grape variety is .t-i where price does matter. However, I i)nwas struck by my last presentation to ;tv,the International Wine and Food i,cSociety, in Blackpool.
” ’explored the great pinot noir grape variety, from a lowly £3.89 to a mas-
7- literature and maps, we had a very , pleasant evening exploring both •‘I areas and grape varieties. All the "’wines were sensibly priced, from £4.89 to £13.99, but the underlying li factor that emerged was the quality
The topic was "Wines of Chile and, armed with some promotional
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With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Ribble Valley Wine Club
money question has to be that right now these are superb value-for- money wines in both red and whites. As mainstream areas such as Chianti, Rioja and Australian wines are still increasing on the shelves, Chile rep resents good value for money. _ My favourite was — and Chile is
mi of wines in the under £10 price bracket - they were stunning, espe- ni;cially compared with the previous
able.
(‘’.two tastings. The verdict on the value-for-
Recabarren, one of the "flying wine makers", who is one of only three men credited with the greatest progress in Chile’s wines today. The
This wine is made by Ignacio . , , T •"‘^'>-•11,> I "'r‘‘. .... ' i
IIUNDREDS of people involved .in the Millennium Torchlight saw
£yery;li'ttie: of it. This n’e wly - .. "released video is set to change all
!I ' phere, thnexcitdment, the noise and j-i the heady intoxication and could eas- -•<:' ily become a local best-seller! *
that! I t captures much of the atmos-
fj" whose appearance on video alone Is -could result in many extra orders!
■"‘Percy the pig and the ladies from a national circular organisation,
■ Among the multitude of stars are Clitheroe Millennium Torchlight and
Fireworks. Ken Brass. Running time. 26 minutes. Price: £7
Using a motorbike, crane and scaf- , folding, Ken Brass and his team man aged to catch snatches of an event that will be a talking point for years to come. With a fabulous fireworks finale, memories will certainly be made of this. Priced at £7, the video is available
from ,Qlitheroe TIC and the 'Clitheroe Advertiser and Times front
office and a donation from the sale of each one will go to the Mayor of Clitheroe’s charity. If ordering by post, please include 61p to cover the
cost. Vivien Meath Merlot was unfiltered, therefore
rapidly becoming established for this grape variety - the Casablanca White Label Merlot 1997, £6.15 from D. Byrne and Sons, but widely avail
needed decanting. This inky, deep mauve-coloured wine reminded me of ink in an ink-well, but the juicy, plummy and jammy fruits were in perfect harmony with a little oak. The finish was long and balanced and could be enjoyed now or cellared for
a few years. Time to hit the Chile trail and look,
out for some of the best areas, like the Rapel Valley, Casablanca Valley and Maipo Valley - all of which are now on the label as part of the coun try's push for a type of AC system, as
in France.
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