Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 21st, 1999 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Hlng Marcia with your recipe Ideas on


01200 422324 or send them to •bisti’,


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, 3 King Street, Clltheroe, BB72EW. GOAN PRAWN BALCHAO with R ick S te in .


ON cold winter evenings it is lovely to sit and watch televi­ sion, particularly when it is showing warm, sunny, foreign places.


. During Rick Stein's cookery pro­


gramme he paid a visit to his favourite country to taste and cook the local delicacies: He was in Goa, the land of plenty,


when it comes to fish, seafood and vegetables. I visited Goa a few years ago and


there is an abundance of fish in the local markets of every shape and size, mostly still alive, on the small slabs laid out on the side of the dusty roads. Rick Stein's programme brought back lovely memories of the wonderful seafood we ate in the restaurants and in the wooden and straw shacks dotted all along the miles of golden sand. So, to make you feel warm and


sunny inside, why not try this Goan Prawn Balchao?


GOAN PRAWN BALCHAO Ingredients


(serves four)


A 6 tbsp vegetable oil O 2 medium onions, finely


chopped O 6 garlic cloves, finely chopped


O 2 tbsp red wine vinegar O 1 tbsp muscovado sugar O lib. cooked peeled prawns @ 2 young fresh bay leaves, very


finely shredded GOAN MASALA PASTE


9 1 tsp cumin seeds © 2 tsp coriander seeds 9 2 tsp black peppercorns 9 2 tsp cloves 9 1 tsp turmeric powder 9 4oz. red finger chillies, roughly


chopped 9 1 tsp salt 9 6 cloves garlic, peeled ®1 tsp muscovado sugar 9 2 tbsp prepared fresh tamarind


(the juice of lime or lemon can be used as an alternative)


9 2in piece of fresh root ginger,


roughly chopped 9 2 tbsp red wine vinegar


grind the cumin seeds, coriander seeds, peppercorns and cloves in a coffee grinder or pestle and mortar. Transfer to a food processor with all | the remaining paste ingredients and process until smooth. Spoon into a sterilised glass jar, seal and store in


1. For the Goan masala paste, Method


GRINDLETON PARISH


COUNCIL invites


the fridge. 2. Heat the oil in a medium-sized


pan, add the onions and garlic and fry for eight minutes, until golden. Add the masala paste and fry for two minutes, until the spices start to sep­ arate from the oil. Mix the red wine vinegar and sugar together, add to the pan and simmer for one minute. 3. Add the prawns and the shred­


ded bay leaves and turn the mixture over gently for about 2-3 minutes, until the prawns are hot. 4. Serve with plain boiled rice and


perhaps a tomato and coriander salad to accompany it.


Residents in Grindleton to attend a


MEETING in tlie Methodist


PUBLIC


Church Schoolroom at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday, January 26th


to discuss a possible VILLAGE


APPRAISAL TAE O AL RVL FRL


THE Barossa Valley is widely regarded as being Australia's best and most important wine


producing region. I t boasts the majority of the


country's finest producers, making a very diverse range of individual­ ly-styled wines, from almost every grape variety imaginable, the areas real speciality being Shiraz. , Shiraz, or Syrah, originates from


With wine writer Tim Byrne, of Byrne's Wine Merchants, King Street, Clitheroe (01200 423152)


but ones which also age well. My recommendation this week


France’s Rhone Valley, where typical wines are big, tannic and capable of ageing for decades. The Australians tend to produce a more supple, high­ ly extracted wine, offering lots of fruit and a high alcohol content, making very appealing young wines,


comes from one of the pioneers of the Barossa Valley. Saltram, established in 1859, is a very large winery, with a production of around 200,000 cases of wine a year. Once family-owned, with an unpredictable level of quali­ ty, Saltram now belongs to the vast Mildara Blass empire, whose large investment has raised quality levels


significantly. Saltram Classic Shiraz 1996 offers


very fragrant, sweet berry/cassis aro­ mas with a hint of spicey oak. The palate is soft and fleshy, with deli­ cious spice, liquorice and dark cherry fruit flavours. It has a fresh, easy drinking style containing little tan­ nin, but offering considerable length and finesse for £5.49. A healthy dose of alcohol (13.5%) gives a warm feel


to the finish. Perfect any time with roasts and


hearty stews, or simply on its own during the cold, dark winter months.


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COULD this very English film live up to expectations, with a pedigree cast, including Michael Caine, Brenda


wrong with such leading.lights, but the film's real star is the fantasti­ cally talented Jane Horrocks. She plays LV (standing for Little


Blethyn and Ewan McGregor? It was hard to see how it could go


Voice), a shy retiring creature, who has to endure her monster of a moth­ er (Brenda Blethyn), a washed out boozey old boiler with a "gob on her like a foghorn", whose main mission in life is to ensnare anything in trousers and then tell the whole world


about it. LV has never been able to reconcile


herself to the death of her father, who owned a record shop adjacent to the family's now run-down house in Scar­ borough. A thread to her father, to which she clings, is a stack of old records, featuring the likes of Shirley Bassey, Marilyn Monroe and Ella Fitzgerald. These vinyl gems, loving­ ly preserved and played over and over, have helped LV nurture a very


special talent - an uncanny ability to mimic almost perfectly the voices of


her heroines. Enter Michael Caine as the sleazy


"Little Voice" 15 - Hollywood Park, Apollo Cinema, Burnley.


Ray Say, a flash, brash cockney tal­ ent agent, who LV's mother latches on to in a string of stomach-churning clinches. When Say hears LV singing, his eyes light up in silver dollars - he sees his future in the big time mapped out for him through her. He convinces his nightclub owner


pal, Mr Boo, played by Jim Broad bent, oozing Brylcreamed seaminess,


to give LV a spot at his dingy club. I t’s a disaster, but Say never says never and he perseveres, convinced that all LV needs is a little gentle coaxing to realise her true potential. He gambles everything to give her the stage she deserves, selling every­ thing he has to hire an orchestra and building a glitzy set. Once again it all looks set to go


glee, meanwhile the poor might, suf fering from nervous exhaustion, col lapses into a listless state hours before she is due to perform. The stage is set for a dramatic conclu­


sion... This touching and humorous film


horribly wrong, but LV is shaken form her stage fright by an appari­ tion of her father in the audience and sings her heart out, leaving the audi­ ence baying for more. A big cheese London talent scout


is yet another warm current con­ tributing to the resurgence of British cinema. Making the big splash, though, is Jane Horrocks. It is easy to see why Michael Caine turned to Brenda Blethyn off set and said: "We're watching a star being born here." The shrew-like timidity with which she plays the part belies a burning stage presence, ignited by her character's altar ego. Performing all her own songs, anyone watching this film, can but marvel at her tal­


ent. Combined with some highly-pol­


hears about the phenomenon and dashes up on train the next day to see LV perform. Say rubs his hands with


ished cameos and a romantic interest provided by the dippy pigeon-mad Ewan McGregor, Little Voice is the biggest noise to hit British screens since The Full Monty.


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s o c ia l t r a n s p o r t n e e d s


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Admission: 75;>


Saturday 13th February, Doors 7.45pm Hot Cajun Nights at Padiham Town Hall


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Traditional Folk Music "Brilliant... a Revelation FREE Cajun Dance Workshop » On^age 9pm


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Sandra Bullock • Nicole Kidm if) PRACTICAL


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LITTLE VOICE (IS) 110 mins 1.30 3.40 6.00 8.15 Lite Fri/Sat 10.30


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(F)THE SIEGE (15) 120 mins l | l eeJ.3p E ng 7.50 Sunday 24th January, 7.30pm


Burnley Gilbert & Sullivan Society G A L A C O N C E R T


SKIPTON Collectors Centre


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Friday 22nd January DISCO AND KARAOKE


Saturday 23rd January WAMMY


Male Vocalist - Not lobe missed


Sunday 24th January DISCO AND KARAOKE


Saturday 25th January Live Football


FA CUP DOUBLE BILL


there’s so much more to come for! Sign on 9pm


F riday J anuary 2 2nd


IN T H E P U B E N T E R T A IN M E N T As Ususal


IN T H E L I G H T JU N C T IO N


H I HffiLSSEN I*Inys his music and light show 10pm till midnight - No Admission after 11pm


....S*at u it day J anuary 2 3 rd .


Mixed M u s ic for A l l Ages - with H I SBMB


IN T H E L I G H T JU N C T IO N


THE B3EW. GlallH KSBUGE With DJ’s Holden and Judge Jarvis


10pm till midnight - No Admission after 11pm No Admission Charge.........................


S unday J anuary 24th The Fabulous T V Duo


S O M E M B 9.15pm till 10.30pm


Saturday, S unday, Monday FOOTBALL LIVE F.A.


HCheap , t eincKcn.


................T uesday J anuary 26th k a r a o k e WITH SPIN THE BOTTLE ‘"W ednesday J anuary 27th


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M DY AND TUESDAY ALL SEATS ALL DAY GJO


DIRECTORS AUDITORIUM LSJfl


1. Lost in Space 2. Blues Brothers 3. Godzilla 4. City of Angels 5. Sliding Doors G. Wedding Singer 7. Scream 2 8. Deep Impact 9. Mad City


10. Red Corner List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgate, Clitheroe.


1. "Notes from a Small Island" — Bill Bryson (Black Swan, £6.99)


2. "Captain Corelli's Mandolin - L ou ise de Berniercs (Minerva, £6.99)


. 4. "Rosemary Conley's Low I'al Cookbook ■ - Rose­ „ , , , „ n


3. "Guinness Book of Records 1999" (Guinness Publishing, £12.99*)


. .


mary Conley (Century, £16.99) 5. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets -


T K Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99) J o’. "The Official Theory Test for Car Drivers and


,


1. "Song Bird" - Eeca Cassidy 2. "By Your Side" - Black Crowes 3. "Ladies and Gentlemen - The Best Of" -


George Michael 4. "You've Come a Long Way" — Fatboy Slim


5. "Bring it on" - Gomez 6. "Sawdust in My Veins" - Jamas Grant 7. "Orgasmalhobia" - Then Jerrico


8. "Best Of" - U2 9. "Gruvclnnds" - The King 10. "Shaving Peaches" - Terrorvision CD list supplied by Townsend Records Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


Motorcyclists" - (Stationery Office £11.99) 7. "Angela’s Ashes" - Frank McCourt (Flamingo,


£7.99) 8. "Round Ireland with u Fridge" - Tony Hawks


(Ebury Press, £9.99) fin, £9-99^ 9 "Delia's How to Cook Book One - Delia Smith „ . ,


(BBC Books, £11.99*). 10. "Purfini Book of Utterly Brilliant Poetry (1 ul-


|)V Knydec Bookshop, Moor


Lane, Clitheroc. Asterisks denote this week s dis­ counts.


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AMATEUR OPERATIC & DRAMATIC SOCIETY PROUDLY PRESENT


MUSIC BY RICHARD RODGERS.


& LYRICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2nd by kind permission of JOSEPH WEINBERGER Ltd.


DIRECTED BY MICK DAWSON CHOREOGRAPHER ANNE GROGAN. MUSICAL DIRECTOR PAUL LEE ir y SUNDAY MARKET/CAR BOOT


Accrington Town Centre THIS SUNDAY


New and Second Hand Goods tNo cattle pens, No entrance fees, No mudily fields) J *, nWTHE CROWDS,IT'S PACKED” tfSgj 01254 233816 t« f CRICKET CLUB


J U M B L E S A L E Downham Village Hall


Saturday, 23rd January 1999 ~ 2.00 o’clock ~


20p admission Refreshments available


in S t . M a r y 's P a r ish C h u r c h H a l l Church Street


M A T IN E E Saturday 20th February at 2.15pm T IC K E T S :


from Sat. 13th - Sat 20lh February at 7.30pm cxc. Sunday 14th


except Saturday 13th February and Matinee Saturday 20th - £ 5 .0 0


£ 7 .0 0 each night


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Flowers - Top table decoration and on e centre pie c e for each table, disco for the evening, 2 double rooms for privileged guests, professional Master o f Ceremonies.


A l l Friday &. Sunday Wedding Receptions include th e above offers l f t


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Image Theatre Company presents A NEW MUSICAL _


Hardy's classic novel brought to life as a high quality musical theatre production Tues 2 & Wed 3 Feb. 7.30. £8 (discounts)


of the D’UrberviBies C a r r ie d


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