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. : } . r.r, ■ ‘ 0 ' '-'i' ril r • '1 i ■ i I !• ' ( I ’ < < ■ 32 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times', September 30th, 2004


DISH OF THE WEEK TOMATO AND RED PEPPER SOUP


S i with Steve Smith, of the Brown Cow, Chatburn.


AN'exciting time lies ahead for cook Steve Smith as he takes over the catering at the


’Brown Cow, Chatbum. This popular hostelry is known for its tradi- r -tional good English cooking..This is not about


• to change, but Steve is looking forward to ‘making several change and introiducing new


'dishes. Steve is st ill finding his feet in his new


' kitchen, but is being ably as^ted by, his part-r ner,sDianne Bolton; who will'be,waiting on and helping with preparation.


; ;The,lite-bite lunch menu provides a value; for money midday meal or just a snack for those in a hurry and Steve, has introduced a


; daily special which could be .Lancashire hot- ; pot, liver and ,bacon ca^role or locally made :; sausage^with mash.


,


t /i ln the evening there is a varied a la carte , 'menu. ’ i .The Sunday lunchtime menu is very popu- 1^ with the Brown Cow customers and^ves


fa choice of-four starters, from home-maide soup to fricassee of mushroom sin a garlic and


; herb sauce nestling in a pastry case. • There is a choice of four main courses vrith


roast topside of beef, leg of lamb and mint ^tice, loin of pork with apple stuffing among


- them; together with a choice of desserts. ' Steve and Dianne will be known to maiiy'


people in the area as they rah, Downham Post Office, -mth its bed and breakfast Md cafe for eight years in the 1990a ;


B u rn le y M e c h a n ic s Manchester Road - Burnley


F r i 1st - Sat 2nd October 7.30pni Burnley Garrick Club present


SEASONS GREETINGS Tickets £5.50 /£6.00


Sunday 3rd October - 8pm


COMEDY NIGHT (See separate ad)


Championship Brass Band in Concert Sunday 3rd October - 2pm


RANSOME BRASS BAND Tickets £5.00


‘GIRLS NIGHT’ Thursday 7th October - 7.30pm


Hilarious and emotional story above five friends who relive their past on a wild night out. Complete with fantastic sound track, ‘I Will Survive^ *Ii’s Raining


Ttekets £11.00 Friday 8th October - 8pm


Men’ etc.


JEFF GREEN Stand-ups most irresistible rogue Tickets £10.00


Sunday 9th October TJOpm


ALL THAT JAZZ Chicago - Sweet Charity - Cabaret, plus many more. Sensational musical journey through the best Jazz Musicals and Films of all time.


Ttekets £12.00/£11.00 Sunday 16th October 11.00am


WIND IN THE WILLOWS


Follow Toad, Ratty, Mole & Badger in this Wonderful, magical tale packed with music, comedy & fun


Tickets £2


Saturday 16th October 8pm GAGA


The Ultimate Tribute To Queen Tickets £11.00/£10.00


Sunday 17th October - 7.30pm JALEO FLAMENCO


Stunning dance and music full of Spanish passion and energy from flamenco’s finest artists


Tickets £11.00/£10.00


Telephone 01282 664400 for more details or book online at


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At a glance...


■* Full entertainment programme - relive the '50s & '60s * Wide range of activities and leisure facilities * Happy hour from 7-10pm every evening * Three nights' half board accommodation at Harcourt Sands * Excellent opb'onal excursions ★ Return ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight * Return coach travel from the local area available from £40 per person •Self dnvB price based upon four sharing a car for the ferry crossing to the Isle of Wight Please see brocbereforMrielafe


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LIMEFOLD HOUSE, CROSS HAW LANE, CLAPHAM Llmetoid House is


pl?Wng SETTLE gaPdeS and patio long distance viewsoveMhe su^undmg countryside. PRICE GUIDE £525,000 01729 823921 72 PENDLE DRIVE, WHALLEY, CLITHEROE


single integral garage and driveway with parking for two cars. SETTLE


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Community ^ ^ N F O R M A T r a N ^ ^ ^ Your compr«h«niivt Quid* to


Bumtoy. CilUiflfo*, Porvdlo ana Rurroundtng araa* ■ - ■ They took off to explore-‘Europe in their


• motor caravan,-travelling through France and Switzerland before settling in various parts of Spain, where they could work. !' They finally decided to retum.to.the Kibble Valley because there is no place like home.; Ingredients' -


. (served four to six) ;


• 4 ripe tomatoes (quartered) • 2 tins chopped tomatoes • 1 tbsp tomato puree


: • '1 large red pepper (cored and deseeded) • 1 large onion (diced) • 1 tsp chopped garlic • pinch oregano (dried) • pinch basil (dried)


. . • ! bay leaf


' • salt and pepper to taste Method


• ' 1. Sweat onions in olive oil or butter, add garlic,


(do not brown). f 2i Add quartered fresh tomatoes and ;


chopped pepper. Cook imtil soft. tinned tomatoes and tomato puree,


stir. Sprinkle desired amount of oregano ^ d ,


• basil and add whole bay leaf. Season vrith a crunch of salt and pepper. 4. Bring to the boil then simmer for 10 rnin- ;


I utes. Cool off, remove bay leaf, blend using, hand blender or liquidiser. To serve: Re-heat and add a swirl of fresh


cream or creme fraiche, sprinkle with,fresh parsley or Parmesan.


Weekehdplus with MARCIA MORRIS


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RIOJA certainly repre­ sents the modem classics


of Spain. The other week, I went


Some modem classics Wine talk


to a tasting just of Rioja wines. Some 30 bodegas were represented, most with a white wine, a rose and three or four reds, so it was quite comprehensive. Of the whites, one that is


still a great favourite of mine is the 2001 CONDE DE VALDEMAR BLANCO FERMENTADO EN BAR- RICA. At £6.99, this rich, fruity, dry wine comes from the family owned Bodegas of Martinez- Bujanda; it is 100% 'Viura. Of the roses, or rosado as


they are known in Spain, my favourite was the 2003 MARQUES DE CACERES ROSADO at £5.39, perfect well-chilled on a hot day - as it was at that time. This dry wine made from a blend of 80% tempranillo and 20% garnache is a very clean, fruity wine with hints of strawberries and other red fruits. There were a lot of reds


to try, anything from £3.99 to over £50 a bottle, but for value and a winery I know very well. Bodegas


with wine writer Andrew Byrne


Riojanas produces some of the soundest and most rep­ resentative wines of the region, and it enjoys a long­ standing positive reputa­ tion based upon its excep­ tional Reserva and Gran Reserva wines. "We have some of its


wines on offer at the moment, including the very enjoyable 1998 MONTE REAL RESERVA at £7.69. This is made from a


blend of 80% tempranillo, 15% mazuelo and 5% gra- ciano. I t has a full fruit bouquet with nice rounded fruit flavours and hints of vanilla oak - perfect with lamb dishes.


HAPPY DAYS at Harcoutt Saaits


4 DAYS DEPARTS: FEBRUARY & OCTOBER 2005


Do you miss the excitement of the fifties and sixties?- Do you still listen to good old- fashioned rock and roll, crank up the volume, and let your mind drift back those heady times? Would you go back and do it all again? If the answer is yes, then don’t miss this unique break to Harcourt Sands on the Isle of Wight, with live bands, shows and cabarets playing fabulous tribute to the happy days of the 1950s and early '60s.


LOWLANDS FARM BARN, CONISTON COLD


a spacious Lounge / Dining room with patio doors to the garden, two double bedrooms and house bathroom. The pleasant 'walled cottage garden has a green house and useful garden store.


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KIRK COTTAGE, KIRKGATE, SETTLE aiiS'Sl^


STera^^ ^ PRICE GUIDE £197,500 i : .1 \ 01729 823921 In association with The Avenue at Brockhall Village (01254 244811) Streets ahead ... miles better! A g e n t s ’ i n d e x anderton bosonnet Page 42-45


athertons Pages 40-41


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In association with ^ ^ V E N U E / I ^ / i l l


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