Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 16th, 1999 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified),
www.eastlancsnews.co.uk GP F T .I A L I S O T I C E l Ring Marcia with your recipe Ideas on 01200 422324
y or send them to ‘Dish’,
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SON-IN-LAW EGGS with Rebecca Smith. 1
THIS week's recipe has come via ELN sub-editor Rebecca Smith who was searching for a recipe for an international night of cuisine she is to attend this week end. Having just returned from a
trip to Australia, this caught her eye. With a brood of laying hens at home in Cliviger, Rebecca is always on the look out for new ideas with which to
use the resulting eggs. The recipe comes from Thailand,
but there seems to be some doubt as to the reason for its name. Maybe it is what many mothers would like to do to their sons-in- law! In Thailand the dish is famous
for its name, as well as a classic recipe. I t could be served as a
snack, starter, or in a salad and is sufficient for four people.
Ingredients
3 tbsp vegetable oil. 4 shallots or 1 small onion, finely
chopped. 4 hard-boiled eggs, shelled and , „ ,
halved. 2 tbsp fish sauce.*
garnish. Method
Heat the oil in a frying pan or wok and fry the shallots or onion for
about five minutes, until brown. Lift out with a slotted spoon and
put to one side. Add the eggs to the pan and fry
them until they look crisp and "blis
1 tbsp cold water. 1 tbsp soft brown sugar, fresh coriander leaves or parsley, to
tered" on the outside. Remove and
set aside. Add the fish sauce - either bought
or make your own - water and sugar to the pan and stir well to dissolve
the sugar. Reduce the heat and simmer for
five minutes, until the sauce is thick,
brown and blended. Return the eggs to the pan and
reheat for two minutes, stirring care fully.
Serve immediately with the fried
shallots or onion, garnished with sprigs of coriander or parsley. *Fish sauce is a light, clear liquid
with a similar consistency to soy sauce. Its salty distinctive flavour is a fundamental flavouring in Thai and Vietnamese cooking - on a par
with salt in the West. It is available, bottled, from Orien tal stores and some supermarkets.
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| MEETING Monday,
September 27th at 8 p.m.
1 item - New Club Rules. I All members please allend.
, SPECIAL GENERAL
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THERE is very little difference in duty, production and distrib ution costs between wines cost ing £3.49 and £5.99, except that more of your money goes into the quality of the grapes used and hence the better the
wine the more you spend. Nowhere is this more evident
than in the sunshine wines of South Africa, good value at the bottom end, but worth spending just a lit
tle more on for quality. The Robertson Winery Wide
River Pinotage 1998, from Booths, Clitheroe, at £5.29, is a perfect exam ple. You can find cheaper versions of this grape variety and more expen sive. At the lower end of the price range you find sweetish "acetone flavours, almost medicinal and, at the other end, there are harsh tannins
With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Ribble Valley Wine Club
which will soften out with time, but you want to drink your wine now! This wine fits the criteria, as it is
delightful to drink now. The Pinotage grape variety is
unique to South Africa, being a cross between the Pinot Noir and the Cin- sault grapes (Cinsault used to be called Hermitage in South Africa, hence the name) and developed local ly for the conditions. Handled care fully, as here, with the emphasis on quality, not quantity, this co-opera tive-produced wine is full of soft bramble and blackberry jam, both on
the nose and palate, backed with a
hint of spices. The colour in wines is derived from
the length of time the skins are in contact with the juice (or must), and is called the extract. The rich plum my colour shows an intensity of the extract. All this is achieved without too much tannin, giving a soft, fleshy easy drinking wine, with a light to middle weight and is a good all-round wine with or without food.
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The very name ofBlackpool means something to everyone. The Tower, a stroll down the pier, the electric atmosphere of The Golden Mile at night or perhaps the thrill of a rollercoaster ride at the
Pleasure Beach. But whatever your image of Blackpool, you can
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FLESH fest or an example of classic cinema from a genius director? That is the debate currently keeping alive the hype around one of the most hyped films ever. Decades in the planning,
years in the making and a shoot surrounded in secrecy and 'rumour have served as the per
fect trailers to make cinema- goers worldwide lust after the
screening of Eyes Wide Shut, which has a running time of
more than two and a half hours. In concept, it focuses on the dif ference between love and sex,
' between the conscious and sub-con scious s ta te s played out by a strange, nightmarish reality set
Eyes Wide Shut (dir. Stanley Kubrick).
Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman Cert. 18, Hollywood Park, Burnley
against a very real dream. I t is art house stuff, brought to the multi plexes by the Hollywood glamour of its lead actors, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. Just as in real life, they play hus
band and wife - Cruise is Dr Bill Harford and Kidman is his partner
Alice - a dream couple, whose seemingly perfect life together is almost destroyed by fantasy and
charade. I t is not high-octane action
material, but more an exploration of vulnerability and self-discovery and, as such, it is not a few lagers,
seat-gripping watch. Nor is the much-feted orgy scene
the promised piece of erotica and raunch. Instead, it is cliched and almost comic, but then perhaps that is what Kubrick intended - a stereotype fantasy made unsexy by
being made real. Kubrick has made a genre of
splitting opinions on his films and Eyes Wide Shut is no exception. The performances are powerful, yet the approach to enjoying this film
should be more cerebral. Julie Frankland
In short, if it's in Blackpool, you'll find it on our
web site. So if you you want to see Blackpool from a completely new point of view, log onto
www.blackpoolonline.co.uk and find out whats happening in Europe's busiest seaside resort
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PRESENTS This Week's
1. A Bug's Life. 2. Thin Red Line. 3. Little Voice. 4. Patch Adams. 5. Pleasantville. G. You've Got Mail. 7. Enemy of the Stale. 8. Shakespeare in Love. 9. Meet Joe Black.
10. This Year's Love. List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgate Clitheroc.
© 1. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" - J.
K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99) 2. "Gem French Dictionary" - (Harper Collins,
£3.99)3. "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkahar" - J.
K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £8.99*) A. "Ta ra Road" - Maeve Binchy (Orion, £b.99) 5. "Easy Learning French Dictionary" - (Harper
Collins, £6.99) e urinvii'i! Afivopnip" — John Humphries (Ivan- _
1. 2.
Scene
7 . 8.
9. "Liquid Skin" -Gomez
3 "Come on Over" -Shama Twain 4. 5. 6.
"Big Hits *99" - Various
10. “Sogno” - Andrea Bocelli List supplied by Townsend Records, Moor Lane,
Clithcroc. £4.99*) tarn Press, £12.99*)
7. "Field of Thirteen"-Dick Francis (Pan Books, 8. "Between Extremes” - John McCarthy (I^an- | 9. "Second Wind" - Dick F ran c is (Michael
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^°l(k "Harry Potler and the Philosopher's Slone" ■ J. K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99) Book list supplied by Kaydce Bookshop, Moor
Lane, Clilheroe. Asterisks denote this week s discounts.
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GUYS AND DOLLS PENDLE HIPPODROME THEATRE, COLNE
MON., SEPTEMBER 27th to SAT., OCTOBER 2nd at 7.15 p.m.
Bnokimi at the Admiral Centre, Nelson,
Tickets: £6.00 - Accompanied Children Under 16. £3.00 Concessions Monday and Tuesday, i.4.00
Telephone Enquiries: 01282 614662
This production is given by perojissionof JosefWeinberger Ltd on behalf of 1 Music Theatre International of New York.
Getting Married? - Don’t miss this! $ !l .
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SatmdM Dine 8. Dance to Joel David 3-course meal and coffee £19.50
Sunday Lunch Traditional Family Lunch 3-course meal
SundavNIghlSnecjal 2 meals from the
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Table D’Hote Menu ,for the prlce of I
£9.95 £19.50
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN FORTHE NEXT GOURMET DINNER: FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER 1999
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Pre-booking advisable: 01254 233816;
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1 MILE ON SK1PTON SIDE OF
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No. 1 for buying & selling - Como and Soa - Admission Froa
HOLLIN HALL
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Ilollin Halt Mill, Tramlcn, Colne, Im i i c s
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orr Keighley Road •An Aladdin's Cave'
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Create your own personalised greeting cards and a new hobby!!
This Sunday, September 19th 10 a.mi. - 4 p.m. Just come and join in
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