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tralia’s oldest family- owned winery, pro­ duces a large selec­ tion of dessert wines where each vintage wine of outstanding quality is salted away and periodical­ ly small parcels of show reserve stocks are sold, known as


', • 250g chunks of cooked, cooled, snail new potatoes


•'Togcooked sliced green beans - O 4 sliced spring onions '


Ingredients .


red pepper pieces to tickle your taste buds: Great on salads and as a dip toot


ahTp fmm hranches nf Treyn and SainsI it i ry at £1.79 each, butwe have teamed up withhim to hrfngyuu , samic Bliss and serve;


s Ainsl^- Harriott Marinades and Sancesareavaa- • , „ - '.


• 50gdkedsafemi (optional) - • lOOg pitted black oEves Method


- - / ‘ \ I . Toss the above Ingredients with 5-6 tbsps BatL TASTY TREATS T EM PT A L L Summer" by Gary


“Cookery Yean Spring Into


Rhodes is published by BBC Worldwide priced a t £18.99.


the Museum Release. yalumba muse­


um RELEASE OLD SWEET WHITE at £7.69 per 37.5 mL, is a delicious dessert wine made entirely from Tokay grapes, grown in the warmer


regions of the Barossa Valley. The


flavoured palate is soft and luscious in the middle, display­ ing toffee and honey and a complex sweet, soft texture finishing full and rich, perfect with meringue and other very sweet dishes. ANTIQUE TAWNY


richly-


at £7.69 per 37.5 mL is an old dessert wine. I t is deep tawny in colour with green tinges around the edges indicating prolonged ageing in wood. I t has dried fruit, chocolate and caramel on the palate and fine spirit characters balance the sweetness. Per­ fect with cheese, par­ ticularly blue., .. MUSCAT £6.99


(The book accompanies a new TV series, Gary Rhodes' Cookery Year, which was featured on BBC2 earEer in the yean>


SUMMER is just around the corner and cooks should rejoice - for lots of homegrown foods are nowappearing in the shops. Celebrity chef Gary


• lOOg (4oz.) fresh


morel mushrooms • 25-50g (l-2oz.) hut-


ter • 3-5 tbsp whipping


cream or creme fraiche • twist of hlack pep­


per • freshly grated nut­


meg • 4eggs


• dash of balsamic


vinegar or sherry vine­ gar. Trim away the base of


Rhodes is on a mission to persuade us to use local ingredients when they are in season. He says: “I feel that


the morel stalks. Split the large mushrooms in half lengthwise. Gently brush and then lightly wash and rinse them to make sure they are com­ pletely clean and grit free. Melt a knob of hutter


Britain has some of the fmest-if not thefmest- produce in the world and I don’t think we are tak­ ing enough advantage of it.


“These days, you can


go into a supermarket and more or less get any ingredient throughout the yean “But tha t doesn’t


salt and pepper and add the remaining batten When huhhEng, spoon


MUSTARD-BRUSHED FLOUNDER WITH STEAMED LEEK GREENS


(serves four)


• 675g (1Mb.) leeks • knob of butter, plus


more for greasing • salt and pepper • 4 x 350-450g (12oz.-


Ub) flounders, filleted and skinned • 2 tsp English or


Dijon mustard • 2 tbsp mayonnaise


• squeeze of lemon


in a large saucepan and, once this is huhbling, add the spinach leaves. Cook on a fairly high heat and stin After a minute or two,


juice • 4-6 tbsp chive and


tarragon oil (optional) To make the chive and


per 37.5 ml. is a 10- year-old luscious dessert wine which, has a deep tawny colour I t has raisined


book called “Cookery Year: Spring Into Sum- . mer”


mean they are going to have the fullness and the flavour that we can offer from our own soil during the season of that partic­ ular fruit or vegetable.” The chef has written a


ful recipes for you to try out.


HE, DAY


fruits in the bouquet, a spicy, ginger-like complexity with well- integrated wood, rich, spicy lingering flavours and a long, soft finish, pure indulgence with chocolate.


FRIED EGG AND SPINACH WITH MOREL


(serves four as a starter or Iunch/supper dish)


MUSHROOMS • 350g (12oz.) young


spinach, washed and stalks removed • salt, plus coarse sea


salt Here are a few delight­ " :


places. I f it is slightly thick. loosen with, the remaining cream or creme fraiche. Put a fried egg on top of each por­ tion. Quickly return the pan to a high heat and add a knob of butter. Add the morels and quickly fry to warm through and tenderise. Sprinkle with a dash


the spinach will he ready. If it is sitting in too much natural water, drain away the excess. Stir in 3 thsp of the cream or creme fraiche. Season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. Keep warm. Fry the eggs for a few minutes in a good knob of sizzling hutter, seasoning with coarse sea salt and black pepper whencooked- Place the spinach on


tarragon oil: place a hunch of tarragon leaves and a roughly-chopped bunch of chives in a Eq- uidiser. Warm 100ml (3MI.oz.) olive oil and 3 thsp groundnut oil together to just above room temperature, then pour over the herfas- Liquidise, then strain


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the mushrooms and their juices over the eggs and spinach.


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what’s on in the Ribble Valley compiled by Marioa Morris


AD entries for indnsion to be on a listings form, available from the Tourist Information Centre ni Market Place, Clitheroe, and handed in by the 10th of the month prior to the event.


A FUN weekend starts on Satur­ day when the spectacular Chip­ ping Steam Fair will take place on the village show ground. I t has a reputation as one of the


5 pun- Sunday 2 to 5 pjn. Proceeds to Bleasdale School, church and parish hall- 26 th —Ribble Valley Rail Ram­


North's major two-day showcases for steam, veteran and two-wheeler vehicles, plus family attractions, which is evident by the many entries received for the classic and


bler, Dales Rail. Inquiries, tel. 01200 441549. 26th — Knowle Green Congrega­


tional Church, "Songs of Praise for the Jubilee" at 3 p.m. 29th - CEtheroe Ramblers' Assod-


vintage cars, and steam traction ation, meet 7 p.m. at Black Bull, numbers are up too. .


Old-fashioned fairground rides,: - 30th - Hyndbum and Ribble Val- . Did Langho.


powered by by a steam-engine, wills ley Council for Voluntary Service, help give a Victorian atmosphere,* -''free drop-in advice session for vohm- b u t there will be more modern:: ta ry and community groups in


exhibits as well, including a working 1940 threshing machine, military vehicles and a steam train. Family attractions include line


dancing, a ranch house shoot-out, carting dogs, a country kids fashion show, beautiful birds of prey, Irish dancers, an accordion band, a kite club and donkey rides. An event not to be missed.


Entwistle from Clitheroe Castle Gates every Friday at 7-30 p.m. Group bookings only all year round for Whalley Ghost walks on Wednesdays. To book, tel. 012Q0 426S21. Braille-It, a group to learn


EVENTS - MAY 24TH TO 30TH Ghost walks with Simon


braille, meets Thursdays, 9-30 a.m. to noon in the IT Learning Centre, old Co-op building, Henthorn Road. Inquiries, teL 01200 426063. Platform GaEery, "Music to your


Eyes" Hand-made musical instru­ ments and a variety of craft work based on music. Workshops in the education room. 24th and 25th - Darwen Library


Theatre, "The Memory of Water" by Shelagh Stephenson. To book teL 01254 706006. 25th - Lancashire Countryside


Events, a ranger-led walk round the picturesque Downham Estate. To book teL 01995 640557. 25th - CEtheroe Ramblers’ Asso­


begin by removing the bases of the leeks and. split each leek in two. lengthwise. Remove the tough,


through a fine sieve or muslin cloth. The oil can then be kept in a screw- top jar in the fridge until needed. To make the dish,


outside layer, then shred the leeks finely, including as much of the green tops as possible. Wash wril and drain in a colan­ der


of vinegar — this will quickly evaporate, adding a piquancy to the mushrooms. Season with


cooking, season the flounder fillets with salt and pepper. Butter a large baking tray (you may need two) and place the fillets on it. Mix the mustard into


While the leeks are


THE Bridgewats- HaE is now- selling tickets for Pulse, International Fes­ tival of Rhythm, running from Saturday, M y 13th, to Friday, My 26th. Pulse is part of “Cul-


in a large saucepan. Add the moist leeks and cook on a fairly high heat. They should he tender within 2-3 minutes. Sea­ son with salt and peppen


Melt a knob of butter


the mayonnaise and fin­ ish with a squeeze or two of lemon juice. Brush this liberally over each of the fiEets. Place the fillets under


a pre-heated grill and cook for 2-3 minutes,


tureshock” and “The Spirit of Friendship Festi­ val” and promises to be a vibrant international fes­ tival of music that explores the universal subject of music and cele­ brates the arrival of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester


throughout the two- week run include Scot­ tish percussionist Evelyn Glennie, and the Bridge- water 'Hall’s Wayne Marshall. Headline artists


Names appearing


include stunning inter­ national musicians such as Wynton Marsalis, Abdullah Ibrahim and Anoushka Shankar. The Bridgewater


until golden brown and cooked through. Arrange the fillets and


leeks on a plate. To fin­ ish, drizzle with the


chive and tarragon oil, if nfefngr.


Pulse, International Festival of Rhythm; th e Bridgewa­ te r Hall, Manchester; July 13th to 26th.


together with the Man- chester Camerata, com­ plete the high-profile programme. The fortnight's live


performances will feature diverse strands of orches­ tral music, jazz and world music. This will culminate in


ciation, meet 9-30 a.m. for Ket- tleweH. 25th - CEtheroe Naturalists’ Soci­


ety, coach walk, Austwick, meet 9- 30 a.m. at CEtheroe Interchange. To book, tel. 01200 42S117. 25th - Knowle Green Village


HaE, photographic exhibition and demonstration of children’s pup­ pets. Exhibition opens 10-30 a.m. also open May 27th, 28th and June_ 3rd and 4th. Inquiries, tel. 01254


878447. 25 th—Hyndbum and Ribble Val­


ley Council for Voluntary Service drop-in advice session for voluntary and community groups a t CVS Office, Swan Mews, Clitheroe. 10 a.m. to noon. Inquiries, teL 01200 422995. 25th to 26th - Chipping Steam


HaE’s orohestras-in-resi- dence, the Halle and BBC Philharmonic,


the Royal Gala Concert on July 26th, with spe­ cial guest opera diva Dame Kiri Te Kanawa. For tickets call the


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Coming this Spring Bank Holiday SNOW DOGS pc)


7XCpm 7.2Cpm 7.30pm 7XGpm 7XCpm 7.20pm


FUCKS WORKSHOP Saturday May 25th at 10.00am


Fair on the Show Ground. A fttn day out for all the family. 25th and 26th - Bleasedale Tower garden open days, Saturday noon to


Whalley Methodist Church Hall, 3- 30 to 7-30 p-m. Inquiries, teL 01200 422995. 30th - Hark to the Bounty, Slaid-


faum, presents "Brass at the Boun­ ty" with Slaidbum Silver Band. Inquiries, teL 01200 423855. 30th - Knowle Green Village


Hall, luncheon concert featuring David Buck (bassoon) and Paul Greenhalgh (piano). Concert at noon followed by lunch of Mediter­ ranean chicken. To book, teL 01254 826948.


FORTHCOMING EVENTS - MAY 31ST TO JUNE 6TH JUNE


Events, Sabden Sights, ranger walk from Whalley to Sabderu lst —Three Rivers Caravan Park,


1st - Lancashire Countryside


West Bradford, concert fay CEtherce Town Band. Inquiries, tel. 01200 426217. 2nd - St Andrew’s Church, Slaid­


bum, golden jubilee celebration ser­ vice at 11 aun. AE welcome. 2nd - CEtheroe Ramblers’ Associ­


ation, meet 9 a.m. at Chester Avunne car park for Middleton Fell, 12-mfles. 3rd - Slaidbum annual May


queen festival church service at 12- 30 pun. Crowning, fancy dress. Open to aE children. Inquiries, teL 01200


446686. 3rd - Guided heritage walk round


Longridge, meet at the Millennium Cross in Berry Lane at 1 p-m. 4th - CEtheroe Ramblers' Associa­


tion, meet 10 a.m. Chester Avenue car park for West Bradford. 4th - Bay Horse, Longsight Road,


y 6th — Knowle Green Village Hall, the jubilee luncheon concert featur­


Osbaldeston, folk evening at 8-30 p.m. 5 th — Clitheroe Ramblers’ Associa­ tion, meet 7 p.m. Sawley.


ing Stewart De’ath on piano and Gavin Woods on tuba. Concert begins a t noon followed by lunch and the food will match the royal occasion. To book 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.


Bridgewater Hall box office, on 0161907 9000.


what’s on in the North-West compiled by John Turner


Grand Theatre, until May 25th. Box office: 01253290190. THE INVISIBLE


theatre ROPE. Blackpool


MAN. Oldham Colise­ um. Until June 8th. Bax office: 0161624 2829. THIRST by Kaos.


ston Guild Hall. May 29th. Box office: 01772 25SS5S- GORDON HASKELL.


Bridgewater HaE, Man­ chester. May 29th. Box office: 01619079000. MAXIMUM RHYTHM


opera BARBER OF


Quays Theatre, Salford Quays. June 1st. Box office: 0161876 2000. FIVE BUIE-HAIRED


AND BLUES, with the Manfreds, Paul Jones, Mike D'Abo, Long John Baldry, Chris Fariowe and Colin Blunstone. Preston Guild Hall. May 30th. Box office: 01772 25S85S. AN EVENING WITH


LADIES SITTING ON A GREEN PARK BENCH. Blackpool Grand The­ atre. June 4th to 8th. Box office: 01253 290190. SOMEONE WHO’LL


WATCH OYER ME. Quays Theatre, Salford Quays. June 6th to Sth.


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vcombuning troditfonal b lues. «Si: fo i le d ; ;


G U Y D A V IS Acoustic:’ blues-'performer..


'' _V: F r i d a y 2 8 t h J u n e 8 p e n


R IC H HALL o k a O t i s Lee C r e n s h aw


Q u i d c w iH c d y t o p i c a l ,


e x c r u c i a t i n g f u n n y c o m i c . COMING S00N_ Bench in the Park - Drecro Concert -


- BtlTy Peave - Hcugfrtcn Weavers - Pete McCarthy • Ofdhcm • Tinkers. -ReckcedShdce5peereO!hiFcj7--Tdcn- .


Midsonmer Nights' Dreero & sari) median Derek Accrcfi ; C a ll t ic k e t o f f ic e f o r d e t a i l s


' ,r . , . SUMMER FUN HALF TERM


Box office: 0161 876 2 0 0 0 .


JJAPriestley Blackpool Grand Theatre. June


MARRIED


WHEN WE ARE by


01253290190. SHERIDAN MOR-


SEVILLE. Blackburn King George's Hall. June 4th. Box office: 01254 5S25S2.


musicals


MISS SAIGON. Palace Theatre, Man-


JACK JONES. Bridgewa- ter Hall, Manchester: May 30th. Box office: 0161 907 9000.


THE RHYTHM KI- NGS.Municipal Hall, Colne. May 31st. Box office 012S2 661234. ST ANN’S HOSPICE


BILL WYMAN AND


chesta: Until June 2002. Bax office: 0161242 2524. HEAVEN CAN WAIT.


Blackpool Grand The­ atre May 27th to June 1st. Box office: 01253 290190. THE KING AND I.


GALA- Festival choir and Manchester Camerata. Bridgewater HaE, Man­ chester. June 1- Box office: 01619079000. THE SIXTEEN. Pro-


11th to 15th. Box office: gramme of 16th Century choral music. Bridgewater


LEY. Blackpool Grand Theatre^ June 20th. Box office: 01253 290190.


bum King George’s office: 0161907 9000. HALLE ORCHESTRA


PHILHARMONIC Bridgewater HaB, Man- ORCHESTRA. Black- Chester. June 6th. Box


music ROYAL LIVERPOOL


HaE, May 24th.Box office: 01254 5S25S2. BBC PHILHAR­ MONIC plays Dvorak, Maxwell Davies and


-Theatre. June 2nd! Box office: 01253 290190. PETCLA - . CLARK.


HaE, Manchester. June 2nd. Box office: 0161907 9000.MUSIC OF THE NIGHT with Mark Rat­ tray. Blackpool Grand


water HaE, Manchester May 24th. Bax office: 01619079000. HAT.T.E ORCHES­ TRA plays the score to


v. Bridge- 8th. Bax office: 0161907 9000. BBC - PHILHAR­


WITH SIR JAMES G AL­ WAY AND LADY JEANNE GALWAY. Bridgewater HaE, Manchester. Jane


the film The Four 0161907 9000. - - Horsemen of the Apoca- HALLE SUMMER lypse. May 25th_- MUSIC with Wild West Bridgewater HaTT, Man-, programme. Bridgewater Chester Bax office: 0161 -Hah, Manchester June 9079000.


MONIC. Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. June 12th and 14ti£ Box office:


"'13th. Bax office: 0161907


CONCERT by Bead- HAT.I.FI ORCHESTRA stone Singers, St John's and soloists with selection Church, Accrington, of Italian opera. Bridge-


SPRING CHORAL ,9000- ^ ■■■■■-■. -y > .-


May 25th. Box office: water Hall. Manchester June 16 th. Bax office: 0161


TRA plays ’ Wagner, Weber and Beethoven.


07901865238. HALLE ORCHES­


Palace Theatre, Man- cfcester Until June 29th. Box office: 0161 242 2524.


COMMONWEALTH. Photography by Simon Webhs and poetry by Anjum Malik. The Lowry, Salford Quays- UntE June 30 th. BEN COOK FOUND


exhibitions GATEWAY TO THE


PAINTINGS. The Lowry, Salford Quays. Until June 30th. CHANDRIKA- Exhi­


bition of Indian silver ornaments. Gallery Old­ ham. Until July 6th_ MOVING LIVES.


FTrgFiKghtrng Manches­ ter’s Caribbean commu­ nities- Until October 27th. People's History Museum, Bridge Street, Manchesta:: -


dance N E D E R L A N D S


DANS THEATER 2.. Lyric Theatre. Salford Quays. June 8th. Bax office: 0161876 2000. : JALEO. Flamenco.


Bridgewater HaH. Man­ chester; June 11th. Box office: 01619079000. H O B S O N : ’ S


May 28th. Box office: SINGERS. Blackpool 01619079000.


BLANK MARVEL Pre- Box office: 01253290190.^ Grand Theatre. June 16th. f


9079000. SYD I LAWRENCE ORCHESTRA AND


CHOICE. Lyric The­ atre,


Qnays.Birmi ngham Royal Ballet, June 12th to 15th. Bex office: 0161 8762000. *' - -


Salford


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