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THE MUSHROOM POT with Garry Taylor and Karen Davies, ofThe Walton Arms,Altham.
A PUB in Altham has become the first in Lancashire to receive a prestigious beer quality award. The Walton Arms, at Altham,
which is owned by Jennings Brothers, the Lake District brewer, is the first in the Red Rose county to be award ed a Cask Marque symbol. Cask Marque is a national inde
partner, Karen Davies, have been at the Walton Arms for just over 12 months and are building a reputation for serving high quality food which is both imaginative and reasonably priced. The pub was refurbished last year and the old-world charm of the dining area makes an easy and relaxed atmosphere in which to eat. To mark this prestigious award,
pendent scheme set up to recognise those pubs that serve cask condi tioned ale of the highest quality. The pub had to undergo two vigor
ous checks from independent asses sors who arrived unannounced. On each occasion they sampled the beers on the bar checking for correct tem perature, appearance, aroma and
taste.The pub passed both inspec tions with flying colours. Managers Garry Taylor and his
Garry has chosen for Dish of the Week a starter from the menu at the Walton Arms, which is simple to make, but also incorporates the use of Jennings Bitter in the recipe. THE MUSHROOM POT (serves four as a starter) Ingredients
® 2 tbsps of plain flour O 3 tbsps of vegetable oil — mix
these two together to form a paste & 8oz. button mushrooms
O 2oz. grated Stilton cheese ® 1 pint of Jennings Bitter Beer ® salt and pepper to taste Method
and pepper in a saucepan, bring to the boil, reduce heat and simmer for three minutes. 2. Strain, keeping the stock, place
1. Place the beer, mushooms, salt
add the oil and flour paste to the stock, whisk well to avoid lumps and simmer for five minutes, stirring
the mushrooms aside. 3. Bring the stock back to the boil,
often. 4. Add the mushooms and simmer
again for two minutes. 5. Split the mixture into four dish
es, top with equal amounts of the grated Stilton and place under a hot grill until golden brown. Chefs (ip: Serve with crusty or gar lic bread as a starter or light meal.
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Clitheroe Garden Club
Ribblcsdalc School (Drama complex)
Wednesday
February 3rd 7.15pm
TURNING my attention to the supermarket wines this week there are some good bar gains to be had that will not
break the bank. Tesco's ever-popular Soave Doc is a
refreshingly dry and crisp white wine from the Verona region of Italy. Around £2.49 this is still very good
sound peculiar to some but a handful of winemakers persevere to bring you this unusual style of wine. Called Rccioto di Soave, after the manner in which it is made, the Villa Cerro is available from Tesco, Blackburn, at a reduced price of £3.99 for a half bot tle of the 1995 vintage. Made from selected bunches of
value. The notion of a sweet Soave may
only the ripest grapes, they are taken to the winery and allowed to dry on small trays for three or four months. The resulting partly-dried grapes are then pressed around January after the harvest. The resulting golden liq-
With wine writer Mike Murdoch, a member of the Association of Wine
Educators and founder of the Ribble Valley Wine Club
uid undergoes a long and slow fer mentation to produce a sweet wine of immense depth, in comparison to the dry style. There is still a refreshing cut of acidity on the finish so it is not
overly sweet. In contrast the Cono Sur Pinot Noir
1997, is a pure fruit driven, bur gundy- style wine at a remarkable price of £4.99, from Tesco, Clitheroe. Pale in colour but full on the nose
with hints of crushed strawberry and cherry fruit this gives way to a ripe and clean finish. With its gentle acid ity this is possibly better with food, rather than on its own. The bodega of Cono Sur has, in a
short time, become the eighth largest exporter of wine in Chile, with the
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THE year is 2058 and shining stars such as Friend's Matt Leblanc and Garry Oldman appear to have as much difficulty finding themselves in a seriously corny script as locat ing themselves in the outer para meters of the universe, in this deep space "shlockbuster." Loosely based on the 'sixties Amer
UK market taking most of this. The bodega has undergone massive
transformation and investment. This hi-tech winery, situated in the Rapel Valley, is influenced by the cool Pacif ic winds and often foggy mornings. This prolongs the cool growing sea son favoured by the pinot noir and the winemaker captures the true essence of the freshly picked grapes, maximising on flavour. Following on with Cono Sur’s crisp, clean image you will find the bottle is a typical Burgundy shape, built with a fluted top and black plastic "cork” to finish off, so no "corked" bottles will be found. A wine rated by Oz Clarke as remarkable value cannot be all bad!
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"Lost In Space " - Blockbusters, Wellgate, Clitheroe.
ican television serial of the same name, the Robinson family (smarter than your average 4.2), plunge them selves into deep space after Mr Robinson develops "hyper-drive," a bit like the hyper-space of the SS Enterprise, except turbo-boosted. More than just an alternative to a family day-out in Blackpool, they are on their way to planet Alpha to try and establish a colony, because, with the earth’s ozone layer down to 40 per cent, it is going to end up like a fresh ly-cooked Lancashire hotpot very
soon. Of course, the inevitable baddies
have to put a spanner in the works in the shape of Global Sedition, a shady organisation, full of shady characters
whose purpose seems to be . . . well, shady. But thank the stars for their vile representative, Garry Oldman, who injects a much-needed amount of sarcastic malevolence to act as a foil to the Robinson family's sicken ing apple pie wholesomeness. It is all the more welcome with the
gut-churning presence of Matt Leblanc as Major West, who appears as either a hunky starship pilot or a muscle-bound cliche machine, depending on your view. Despite his apparent addition to the film to make the ladies gasp with desire, he just ends up making us gasp with dis belief at the utter haminess of his deliveries. As he reels around the skies blast
inevitably pretty and frosty ship's scientist, he confides to one of his mates: "That's one cool fish I would like to thaw," but with chat-up lines like "I would be glad to discuss my dimensions over dinner," we hope the pretty and frosty scientist is one sar dine that is going to stay firmly in the deep freeze. When Garry Oldman says "Major West, I highly recom mend you never breed, that's my medical opinion," we agree with his diagnosis with some zeal. This is an ideal alternative to
CHIPPING YOUNG FARMERS
Food Bingo Saturday 30th
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3 pm LIVERPOOL v COVENTRY
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ing the enemy into oblivion, he pro claims the immortal words "Last one to kill a bad guy buys the beer." Later, when introduced to the
"Blind Date" to go with your Satur day night Chinese takeaway. It does not tax the old grey matter too much and the very special effects every ten seconds, combined with Garry Old man's touch of the Vlad Dracul's, makes the film palatable enough for the corny script not to put you off your supper.
BEN CAIUASII O Worried This Week’s
i— -W te te ® © 1. Six Days, Seven Nights 2. host in Space 3. Godzilla 4. Gingerbread Man 5. Object of My Affection (i. Blues Brothers 2,000 7. Death on bong Island 8. Sliding Doors 9. City of Angels It). Sometimes They Come Back List supplied by Blockbuster, Wellgate, Clilheroe.
1. "Notes from a Small Island" - Bill Bryson
© (£> &
& M
(Black Swan, £5.99*) 2. "Rosemary Conley’s Low Fat Cookbook" -
Books, £3.95) 5. "Giles Cartoons 1999" - (Pedigree, £5.99*) C. "Dandy Annual 1999" - (Pedigree, £2.70*)
J.K. Rawling (Bloomsbury, £4.99) 4. "Ring of Tima" - W. G. Rigby (Birchvvood
Rosemary Conley (Century, £16.99) 3. "Harry Bolter and (he Chamber of Secrets" -
7 "Southern Cross" - Patricia Cornwell (Little
2. "You've Come a Long Way" - Fatboy Slim 3. "Song Bird" - Eva Cassidy I. "Offspring" - Americana
1.
Artists 7. "Ray of Light" - Madonna
8. "Odelay" - Beck 9. "Shaving Beaches" - Terrorvision
10. "The Dreaming Sea" - Karen Matheson
(Capercaillie) CD list supplied by Townsend Records
Moor Lane, Clitheroe.
Brown, £16.99) 8. "Birthday Letters" - Ted Hughes (Faber,
£11.99*) 9. "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" - Louise de
Bernieres (Minerva, £5.99*) 10. "Angela's Ashes" - Frank McCourt (Flamin
go, £6.99*) Book list supplied by Kaydee Bookshop, Moor
Asterisks denote this week's discounts. Lane, Clitheroe. "Sawdust in My Veins" - James Grant
5. "The Collection" - Lloyd Cole (i. "Cher Aid, The South Bark Album" - Various
Dates sdll l f t
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Flowers - Top table decoration and one centre piece for each table, disco for the evening, 2 double rooms for privileged guests, professional Master o f Ceremonies.
All Friday & Sunday Wedding Receptions include the above offers
ri> a v a i l a n y a f these offers, there m u s t he a m in im um o f -10 d a y guests, p lu s a m in im um o f 100 . w n i * T in's o f fe r is v a l id fo r b o ok ings m ade h e fu re n J a n u a ry a n d M a r c h 1999. Subject to a v a i la b i l i ty .
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Clitheroe Concerts Society presents the
KATONA TWINS Guitar Duo
on Wednesday February 3rd at 7.30pm in the
Lecture Theatre, C.R.G.S., York Street
Tickets £8 (Students £3) from Ribble Valley Information Office (425566) or at the door
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Wednesday February 3rd Low Moor Club Function Room
Adult Beginners Ballroom and Latin Classes
Covering all the steps in the Ballroom and Latin Rhythms 8.30pm - 10.00pm. £3.75
Saturday February 6tti St Pauls Parish Hall, Low Moor
Children’s Beginner Ballroom
and Latin Class From age 7
with a view to examination and competitions 9.00am- 10.00am. £2.75
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.ITTLE VOICE (is) no mins 30 3.40 6.00 8.15 Late Fri/Sat 10.30
rad Pitt • Anthony Hopkins
MEET JOE BLACK (12, }0 mins
Will Smith • Gene Hackman
ENEMY OF THE TATE ( 15) 145 mins
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)cnzel Washington - Bruce Willis THE SIEGE ( 15) 120 mins
115 ex Sat/Sun 5.50 8.10 Lite Fri/Sat 10.40 •• Saturdoy's "UttJe Oscars” Movie**
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Thursday's “Silver Screening’ movie Cate Blanchett - Geoffrey Rush
ELIZABETH (is, 130 mins On Screen 4.30 8.00
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BURNLEY MECHANICS 2 Main Courses for only £5.50 a t Olivers Now!
Sat 30th Jan, 8pm LAST FEW TICKETS! “THE LOVE SONG TOUR"7with.
' DENNIS LOCORRIERE
Championship Brass in Concert Plus THE ALLIANCE BAND
THE VOICE OF DR; HQOK Sunday 31st January, 2pm Tickets from C3.50
Sunday 31 st January, 8pm SELLING FAST Irish Eyes are. Smiling‘wit!f Tj
BRENDAN SHINE Cr UIS BAND IX CONCERT
Saturday 6th February, 8pm LAST FEW TICKETS VOULEZ VOUS ‘THE ULTIMATE ABBA TRIBUTE BAND’ in “The Silver Tour” 25 YEARS OF ABBA
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Saturday 13th February, Doors 7.45pm Hot Cajun Nights at Padiham Town Hall
CAJUNS DENBO A Joyous Mixture of Cajun Classics &
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