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about six ■ minutes - and .plates with the sauce spooned; '
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Cooks home in on latest trend
HOME is where the heart is - but in Britain i t ’s also the scene for literally millions of dinner parties a year. More and more people are over
• peel of 1 lemon. • 4 bay leaves, crushed. • Maldon salt and freshly
coming pressures on their time to enjoy the thrill of entertaining at home, according to a report. Celebrity chefs like Jamie Oliver, Gordon Ramsay, Delia Smith and Gary Rhodes have, it seems, inspired legions of home cooks to emulate their mouthwatering cre ations. Britain enjoys more than 313
ground black pepper. • 4 garlic cloves, peeled. • 3 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf
parsley leaves. • 3 tablespoons fresh marjoram
leaves. Method
saucepan, so that they fit tightly and add enough water to come halfway up the artichokes. Add the vinegar, then pour in
of home cpokirig and entertain ment beingVjudged negatively by others, caused by the influence of celebrity chefs. Food writer Roz Denny says:
Anxiety — defined last year by a psychology professor as a new ail ment. This is essentially the fear "
million soirees at home every year. That staggering figure puts Britons third in a list - topped by the Germans — of Europeans who have the most dinner parties. The boom in home cooking is expected to push Britain into second place, pipping the Italians, within five years. I t seems consumers have final ly overcome Kitchen Performance
bay leaves and 2 tablespoons salt. Cover and very slowly bring to a gentle simmer. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes or
enough olive oil to cover. Add the lemon peel, crushed
any fibres. Return to the liquid. ^ Chop the garlic, together with
the tips and peel off the outer tough leaves. Trim the stems of
until the artichokes are tender. Remove from the heat and cool in their liquid. Remove the artichokes, cut off
the parsley and marjoram. Stir into the artichokes and their liq uid.: . Taste for seasoning. Serve on
“Cooking for friends and family at home has really taken off. It’s become a new trend and it will continue because people enjoy doing it.” The popularity of entertaining
bruschetta or as par t of an antipasti.
THE DAY
at home - on average each social gathering costs the host £41.47 - has increased as eating out has become more expensive, says Denny. If tempted to serve up a culi
TOMATOES, OLIVES, PINE NUTS AND MARJORAM (serves 4) Ingredients
ROASTED RED MULLET STUFFED WITH BREAD CRUMBS, SUN-DRIED
• Half a ciabatta loaf. • 1 large handful of sundried
nary delight for friends or family, Denny advises sticking to some thing simple, unless you’re a dab hand in the kitchen. She says: “If you’re not a really good chef, be a really good shop per and get delicious delicatessen foods, like breads, cheeses, and sliced meats. Then serve up a sim ple roast with potatoes and a good bottle of wine.” Follow the recipe for this sump
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Persian, Turkish, Afghan and Pakistan
All rags are hand knotted In either 100% wool or
100% silk or wool mixture
tuous starter, marvellous main course and palatable pudding to
impress.
ARTICHOKES IN OIL (serves 6)
Ingredients • Twenty small artichokes,
any damaged outer leaves removed. • 250ml red wine vinegar.
• 500ml olive oil.
tomatoes, chopped. • 1 large handful of olives,
destoned and chopped. • 1 large handful of pine nuts. O 1 handful of fresh marjoram
or basil, leaves picked. • olive oil. • sea salt and freshly ground
black pepper. • 4 x 225g/8oz whole red mul
let, scaled, gutted and scored. Method
mark 6. Remove the crusts from the ciabatta and either put the bread through a food processor until you have small but coarse breadcrumbs or use a knife to chop the bread finely. Put the bread into a bowl with
Preheat oven to 200C/400F/gas Put the artichokes into a large
and place on an oiled baking tray or pan. Stuff the insides with the bread mixture, pushing some into the scored slits and sprinkling any extra around the fish. Roast at the top of the oven for
PEACH AND CHERRY TRIFLES (serves 6) Ingredients
Creme Anglaise
• 300ml double cream. • 100ml milk. • 50g caster sugar. 0 1 vanilla pod. • 6 large free-range egg yolks. Hine
around 20 minutes until the fish is cooked. Serve, ideally, with a crisp green salad.
• 2 large ripe peaches. • lOOg macaroons or amaretti
biscuits. • 6 tablespoons framboise eau-
whipping cream; 2 teaspoons icing sugar.
the cream and milk in a heavy- based pan with 1 tablespoon of the sugar. Slit the vanilla pod and scrape out the seeds with the tip of a knife, adding them to the pan. Slowly bring to the boil. Meanwhile, beat the remaining
; Make the creme anglaise. Put; Method. / '.
ries or other red fruit. To serve (optional): 150ml
de-vie, or medium dry sherry. • 150g pitted cherries, raspber
Tacket Potatoes and sa>ad, in a frying pan over a high Add the creme fraiche a n d '; W0Uld
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www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 14th, 2002 17 wine talk
what’s on in the Ribble Valley compiled by Marcia Morris
All entries for inclusion to be on a listings form, available from the Tourist Information Centre in Market Place, Clitheroe, and handed in by the 10th of the menth prior to the event.
THERE is a busy weekend in store with something for every one, b o th indoors and o u t
doors. Clitheroe Mountaineering Club
soils in the triangle formed by the cities of Jerez, El Puerto de Santa Maria and San- lucar support the best of vines on which the Palomino grapes grow. A sherry recently
has a year-round calendar of activities, with excellent lectures at its Chatbum Road cricket club base during the winter months alongside hill and mountain walk ing and the occasional testing rock faces for the vertically challenged. This weekend, the club is off to North Wales for one of its increas ingly popular weekend hut meets. For the musically-minded, there
arrived in the Ribble Valley is the Gutierrez Colosia Fino, a dry, delicate and light offering, made totally from the Palomino in bodegas on the shore line of the Guadalete River next to the Atlantic Ocean and aged in oak barrels. The community of
sent Passion music from Handel's "Messiah" and Stabat Mater (part 1), 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 823331. I7th - Grand Cinema, York
Street, Clitheroe. Ribble Film Club "Julien Donkey Boy" (15), 7 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 423278. 19lh - Clitheroe Ramblers,
Chester Avenue car park for Tod- morden villages, 10 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822851. 19th - 20th - Downham Village
must be almost everything anyone could ask for - all just a short dis tance away. From Slaidburn Brass Band's afternoon concert to orches tral works, singers and the Knowle Green Village Hall luncheon series, the Ribble Valley offers a varied assortment. And, for those who have not visit
El Puerto de Santa Maria is a place dis covered by more and more English holiday makers, as there is almost 15 kilometres of beach nearby. Many holidaymak
Hall, Downham Stage II present a comedy, "Beyond a Joke," 7-30 p.m., also on 22nd and 23rd. Inquiries, tel. 01200 425566 or Swan Hotel, Whal ley. 20th-ClitheroeLibrary, Clitheroe
Caledonian Society presents "The Burrell Collection," lecture 7-30 p.m., by Maureen Park, lecturer in art and history, Glasgow University. 20th - CRGS Sixth Form Centre,
ed Clitheroe's Platform Gallery recently, the current exhibition is well worth viewing and the gallery always has an excellent selection of silverware and artistic gifts to pur- chclSG
EVENTS - MARCH 14TH TO 21ST
ers have dragged their sun-burned bodies off the beach to sample the delights and feel the cooling benefit of the bodegas, which have been in existence since 1838. The dry Levante
"Cabinets of Curiosity" by Serena Partridge. Collection of perfectly made miniature dresses, shoes and stockings inspired by extravagant fashions over the centuries. Braille-It, a group to learn braille,
Platform Galleiy to March 30th,
Lecture Theatre, Clitheroe Concerts Society, the final concerts of its 50th anniversary season, pianist Martin Roscoe, 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 425566. 21st - Clitheroe Cricket Club,
Clitheroe Mountaineering Club "The Ocean Race," illustrated lec ture by Brian Davies, 8 p.m. 21st - Aighton, Bailey and
Chaigley Memorial Hall, "Talia Theatre," acrobatic comedy, 8 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826645. 21st - Knowle Green Village Hall,
and the humid Poniente winds regu
wide selection avail
able.at Byrnes, King Street, Clitheroe.
Colosio Fino, priced at £5-19, is one of a
Newibok at ‘1984’
sugar and egg yolks together in a large bowl, then gradually pour on a third of the
creamy.milk, beating constantly. Return this mixture to the pan
and cook on a low heat, stirring continuously with a wooden spoon until the custard is thick enough to thinly coat the back of the spoon. Strain the custard into a clean
THE title may be dated now, but there are those who think George Orwell's “1984” is just as pertinent in 2002 as it was when it was written. The Northern Stage
bowl, cover and cool, then chill. Skin the peaches for the trifle. Dip in boiling water for 30 seconds then into cold water, remove and slip off the skins, halve and stone the peaches and then slice thinly. Crush the macaroons or
Company has come up with a brutal new adap tation of Orwell's fears for the totalitarian regime he forecast. I t has reworked the
late the surrounding humidity, maintain ing optimum condi tions for making a fine sherry which, in keeping with what is becoming a popular modern tradition, is recommended for chilling before drink ing for the perfect aperitif with soup and an ideal match with smoked salmon. The Gutierrez
meets Thursdays, 9-30 a.m. to noon at the IT Learning Centre, Old Co op Building, Henthorn Road, Clitheroe. Inquiries, tel. 01200 426063. Ghost Walks with Simon
Lunch Concerts, Jonathan Scott (piano) noon. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826948. EVENTS - MARCH 22ND TO
28TH 23rd - Ribble Valley Mayor's Par
Entwistle from Clitheroe Castle Gates every Friday at 7 p.m. Group bookings all year round for Whalley Ghost Walks on Wednesdays. To book, tel. 01200426821. 14th - Cafe Fresco, Shawbridge
Street, Clitheroe, poetry reading, open floor from 6-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 444242. 14th - Calf's Head Hotel,
Worston, Clitheroe Naturalists' Society annual dinner. Inquiries, tel. 01200425320. 14th - Knowle Green Village Hall, lunch concert, recital by Chetham's
School of Music, Manchester. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826948. 15th - 16th - Clitheroe Moun
ataineering Club, weekend hut meet
tact1 Alan' Grooby 01200 428766. Activities, climbing and mountain walking in Glyder and Carneddau Mountains. 16th - St Mary's Church Hall,
Sabden. Bob Jones "Laughter in the Village," storyteller, 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01282771878. 16th - Brass band concert with
t Gian Dona, North Wales. Con
lour, Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society coffee morning, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Inquiries, tel. 01200 423460. 23rd - Ribble Valley Rail Ram
bler, Frodsham and Helsby for the Sandstone Trail, and Helsby Hills. Inquiries, tel. 01200 441549. 24th - Clitheroe Mountaineering
Club, Wild Boar Fell. Meet at coun cil offices car park at 8 a.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 427044. 24th - Grand Cinema, York
Street, Clitheroe, Slaidburn Silver Band presents a season at the cine ma "From plainsong to pop." Starts 2 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 423855. 24th - Grand Cinema, York Street, Clitheroe. Ribble Film Club
Ramblers list the local paths still not open
LOCAL walkers and ramblers are being advised about public rights of way which are still closed in and around the Ribble Valley area. The Clitheroe group of
House (748465); Higher Asker Hill (753476); Stephensons (756510); Steelands (757466). Sawley: Rodhill Gate
Grindl eto n: Far
the Ramblers' Associa tion has worked with Lancashire County Council to compile a list of the routes which remain closed. Only 30 paths are still shut and the number is expected to reduce weekly. There are also farms
Chadwicks (780499); Lower Flass (791525); Lower Monubent (794517); Fooden Hall (800489) ; Fooden (800490) . Paythorne: Hen Gill
(768478). Bolton by Bowland:
without rights of way going through them, or close to them, still under restriction. Updated information
sholme (808434). Gisbum: Westby Hall
closed due to foot and mouth restrictions which pass through, or are situ ated near, farmyards or buildings were as follows on March 11th: Dunsop Bridge: Thor-
can be accessed by ring ing Lancashire County Council on 01772 262209 or by visiting
www.lanc-
senvironment.com/coun- tryside/
newsfandm.htm. The rights of way
Scar (744517). Gisbum Forest: Moss
(823480). Rimington: Low
Horton Green (851503); Pasture House (874508). Roughlee Booth:
(826442). Horton-in-Craven:
(803529); Tewit Hall (815525). Downham: Raven-
Gazegill (824463). Twiston: Higher Gills
IA
Mountain (834425). Bamoldswick: Turpit
neyholme (grid reference 663500); Lower Thor- neyholme (664497). Slaidburn: Swallow
House (733448); Pillings (742445); Lowcocks (743461).
(788549). West Bradford: Eaves
Gate House (871496); Greenber Field (885482); Gill Hall (893482); Kay Field (895465). Three farms are closed
without public rights of way passing through them, but are located on roadsides. They are: Horrocks-
ford in Clitheroe (745437); Wood End in Dunsop
(663504); Lower West Clough in West Bradford (752449).
Bridge
Public to have say on arts centre plan
THE vision of a new arts centre in Clitheroe is to be discussed at a public meeting. The.opportunity to
With the pledge of
"To Kill a Mockingbird," (PG), 7 p .m . I n q u i r i e s , t e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 3 2 7 8 .
24th - Clitheroe Ramblers,
the 2nd Rossendale Scout Band, 7 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447. 16th - Clitheroe Parish Church
concert, 7-30 p.m. Settle Orchestra with Clitheroe Parish Church Organ Society. Conductor Howard Roger- son, soloist Michael Pain. Inquiries, tel. 01200 423460. 17th - Whalley Methodist Church, Renaissance Singers pre
amaretti biscuits and divide among six wine glasses. Sprinkle over the framboise or sherry and press the biscuits down lightly. Layer the sliced peaches and red fruit on top. Chill for 30 minutes. Using a balloon, whisk or elec
the sundried tomatoes, olives, pinenuts and marjoram and mix together, loosening with a couple of lugs of olive oil. Season the fish inside and out
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Massive collection of Persian rugs to be. sold over three days only * :
The Kashan Gallery specialist have been appointed by a major warehouse with connections in the
Orient and Far East and their directors to dispose of over £400,000 nigs. All are new and perfect - Persian, Afghan,'Turkish and Pakistan
' WHALLEY VILLAGE HALL
Friday 15th March - Sunday 17th March INVITATION
We at The Kashan Gallery, the oriental rag specialist, would like to invite people in the surrounding area to view all of these rags, as we have a firm commitment to the western world to make people aware of the availability of these magnificent treasures, enrichment of life and enhancement to the home.
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sugar, if using, and spoon on top of each trifle in a languid dollop. Serve lightly chilled.
piece to reflect the call monitoring e-mail screening closed circuit television society of the 21st Century, and will perform its production at the Preston Charter Theatre from March 19th to 23rd. In the sprawling Min
tric whisk, beat the chilled creme anglaise until fluffy, then divide among the wine glasses. Whip the cream with the icing
istry of Truth, Winston Smith rewrites the past to suit the needs of the Party. He falls in love with fellow worker Julia. They soon discover
Luncheon Concerts, 12 noon, Alexandra Johnson (violin), Gitan- jali Ram (piano), Beethoven, Bach and Kreisler. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826948. • Further details of some of the
above events can be found in adja cent "Lifestyle" advertisements. • A booking service for the the
atres and events throughout the region is available from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 425566.
what’s on in the North-West compiled by John Turner
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TRAIN, Lyric The atre, Salford Quays, until March 16th. Box office: 0161876 2000. GHOSTS, Black
16th. Ticket box office: 01612422524. THE BALLET BOYZ,
Quays Theatre, Salford Quays, March 15th and 16th. Box office: 0161 8762000. STOMP! Lyric The
atre, Salford Quays, March 19th to 24th. Box office: 0161 876 2000.
pool Grand Theatre, until March 16th. Box office: 01253 290190. 1984. NORTHERN
STAGE COMPANY, Preston Charter The atre, March 19th to 23rd. Box office: 01772 203456.
Palace Theatre, Man chester, until June 2002. Box office: 0161 2422524. TOSCA, with Com-
musicals MISS SAIGON,
pagnia D’Opera Ital- iana di Milano, a t King George's Hall, Blackburn, March 17th. Box office: 01254 898000' WHISTLE DOWN
THE WIND, Man chester Opera House, March 18th to 30th. Box office: 0161 2422524. SWEET CHARITY,
Quays Theatre, Sal ford Quays, March 19th to 23rd. Box office: 01618762000.
dance ROMEO AND
-Manchester "Opera House, until March
JULIET, as produced by Rudolf Nureyev,
opera
PIRATES OF PEN ZANCE, Manchester
Opera House, April 2nd to 6th. Box office: 0161 2422524.
music LOUISE IN CON
CERT, King George's Hall, Blackburn, March 14th. Box office: 01254 898000. MA N C H E S T E R
CAMERATA, Colne Municipal Hall, March 14th. Box office: 01282
661234. HEY ROCK ,'N'
ROLL, with Showaddy- waddy at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, March 15th. Box office: 01254 898000. SPRING CONCERT
CLASSIC CLAP
TON, King George's Hall, Blackburn, March 22nd. Box office: 01254 898000. REELIN’ AND A
ROCKIN.', Preston Guild Hall, March 23rd. Box office: 01772203456. SMOKIE PRE
STON, Guild Hall. March 24th. Box office: 01772203456. LAST NIGHT OF
Chester. Avenue car park for Haworth. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822851. 28th - Knowle Green Village Hall,
provide the Ribble Val ley with facilities cover ing all aspects of the arts has been a long-term dream of Trinity Com munity Partnership. Trinity has run the Grand Cinema in
funds from a local bene factor and professional advice on sites, the dream of a purpose-built cinema, arts and enter tainment facility is mov ing closer to reality. I t has been described
Clitheroe since May 2000/ which has led to the opportunity to expand the provision of arts and entertainment in the Ribble Valley.
: held at Clitheroe Social Club, Wellgate, on Tues day at 7.30 p.m. Anyone interested in the project is invited to attend.
by Mr Geoff Jackson, of the partnership, as the chance of a lifetime for the area. , The meeting is being
Plan to refurbish the ‘Kingdom’ play area
A PLAY area at the Cen tre of the Kingdom could be refurbished and updated if Ribble Valley Borough Council app roves plans for the site. The application for
the Dunsop Bridge Jubilee Play Area has been submitted by Bow- land Forest (Higher) Parish Council, and includes plans for a hard court area which would be used as a skate and ball game area. Com ments on the proposal (No. 0158) must be made to the borough by March 22nd. Other recent applica
tions are as follows. Clithcroc: Proposed two-
sions to existing meat pro cessing factory incorporat ing workshop, tray/box stores and despatch chills at Rose County Foods, Gisburn Road (0151). Read: Extension to side
Gisburn: Two exten
to provide bedroom over study at 19 Greenacres (0153). Construction of conservatory at 48 Berke ley Drive (0188). Bowland Forest: New
portal framed agricultural building at Whitewell Estate, Radholme Laund Farm, Cow Ark (0155). Rimington and Middop:
THE JUBILEE PRO MS, Blackpool Grand Theatre. March 24th. Box office: 01253
290190. GEORGIE FAME AND THE BLUE FLAMES, King Geor ge's Hall, Blackburn, April 5th. Box office: 01254898000.
exhibitions B L A C K P O O L
ARTS SOCIETY, Exh ibition of members' works. Alston Hall, near Longridge. Until March 30th. • A CITY'S PRIDE,
The entire Lowry Col lection. The Lowry, Salford Quays. Ongo ing.
by Blackburn Sympho ny Orchestra, West- holme Theatre, Black burn. March 16th. Details: 01254813692. BBC PHILHARMON
IC, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, March 16th. Box office: 0161 907 9000. NATIONAL FESTI
VAL ORCHESTRA, sing the musicals 2 with 250 voices. ^ Bridgewater Hall, . Manchester, March 17th. Box office: 01619079000.-
INTIMACY, Works
from Arts Council and private collec tions at The Lowry, Salford Quays. Until . April28th.
- NO MAN'S LAND, ’
: THE AGE OF,THE DINOSAURS. Muse um of Science and
-by.. photography- based a r tis t David Walker. The Lowry, Salford Quays, until April28th.-
• Industry, Manchester. ■Until June 9th.".>,~U
storey extension to side of property at 56 Bracken Hey off Pendle Road (0149). Construction of two detached dwellings in the form of a courtyard development with the existing dwelling at Clitheroe Kennels, Edis- ford Road (0156). Provi sion of external balcony to rear elevation at first-floor flat adjacent to Ken Varey's Shop, New Mar ket Street (0157). Replacement of existing timber cattery with block-built dog kennels and isolation unit and erection of cattery build ing at Clitheroe Kennels, Edisford Road (0160). Proposed window in the side gable in lieu of dormer at 14 Riverlea Gardens. (0177). Proposed bound ary wall at 2 Buccleuch Avenue (0180).- Four dwellings, clubhouse, including squash courts and changing rooms facili ties, groundsman's store and sports pitches on land off Croft Street/Little- moor Road (0187), Single storey extension at 20 King Street (0189). Brick, extension to form study to, rear of property and toi- let/porch extension to side of 34 Fairfield Drive. (0191). Change of use ; from flat to beauty salon at 16A Duck Street (0192). Bolton-by-BowIond, Gis-
First-floor extension over existing single-storey garage, two-storey exten sion for access stair at Matchers, Skeleron Lane (0161). Clayton-Ie-Dale: Pro
posed three dual band and six units antenna located on existing 26m pylon and one equipment cabin at Norweb pylon Y26, Nook Farm, Longsight Road (004N). Double garage and car port extension to garage already under con struction on land adjacent to Salesbury Hall Road (0162). Single-storey kitchen extension at 67 RibchesterRoad (0174). Chipping: Change of use
ton: Change of use of bam to form two holiday let cottages at Outbarn at Cow Hey, Twitter Lane (0165).
burn Forest and Sawley: Erect bunker silo 324 sq. m. at Hague Farm (0148). ■Replacement full depth rear ground-floor window at Sawley Grange Barn; _ Gisburn Road (0150). Construction of garage at Lower Scarloom House, -. Holden Lane, Holden (0159). vNew. s. op en (.top; silage: clamp. at Hague Farm (005N).',
- vs
. sign on land at junction of s A59 and Northcote Road - (0193).'
- < {
: gles Drive, Brockhall Vil- . lage (0186). Free standing
-and study extension at Sycamore House, Pendle Street East (0184). Billington and Langbo: Garden wall at 9 Glenea-
Extension to existing dairy cow building at Fair Oak Farm (0170). Exten sion to existing dairy cat tle building at Fair Oak Farm (0171). v:: .. Whalley: Two-storey extension forming new bedroom with en-suite bathroom, extend kitchen, form new utility and WC at 2 Wiswell Lame (0173). Erection of store and laun dry and demolition of old store at 15 Brookes Lane (0179). . Wisweil: Renewal of outline consent for resi dential development at rear of Cockerill Terrace (0182). Sabden: Family room .
Bowland with Leagram: .
of hairdressers' shop to res idential use at 4 Stanley Court (0163). Bashall Eaves and Mit-
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