Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified) 30 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, Aprij 14th, 2005 www.ciitheroetoday.co.uk DISH OF THi WEEk


- ARONIATic BEEF WITH ORANGE AND APRICOTS •.tvith English Beef and Lamb Executive


WE all know tha t quality ingredients, play an important p a r t in preparing . great tasting food, which is why all beef, and lamb carrying the Quality Standard • Mark is chosen according to.a strict selection process to ensure i t is succu-..


lent and tender. • It is also now fashionable for people to be interested in finding out where their


I food comes from, and in the Ribble Val- , ley . we are very lucky in having several - farmers who sell their own beef and lamb direct to the public.


^ We are also blessed in having a wealth, of quality butchers in the town and sur-‘ ■ rounding villages. ■ Cooks have long relied on kitchen garr -


dens brimming with herbs to add instant flavour to dishes. Rosemary, with its dis-, tinctive aromatic flavour is one of. the :


■ most prized, and lends itself particularly ■ well to roast meats.


■ So now spring is here perhaps you can


get into the greenhouse or garden an d , start by growing some wonderful herbs, such as thyme, coriander, basil or mint to : flavour your summer time dishes.


Ingredients (serves four)


■ ® 11b lean braising or topside steak


cubed. ; ‘ • 1 tsp fennel seeds


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. - • I tsp ground coriander ' • 2 sprigs fresh thyme


. ® 'l clove garlic, peeled and finely


chopped ® 2 small onions, peeled and sliced ; ;


■ ®2 c a r ro ts ,’ peeled and' roughly


■ chopped : ® 2oz semi-dried apricots ., ® 2 fl oz orange juice. :


' ■ ® 2 celery sticks • ® 3 and 1/2 fl oz good red wine ® 2 tbsp red wine vinegar 9 seasoning


Method , l . 'I n a large bowl mix together the


cubed steak, fennel seeds, ground corian­ der, thyme sprigs, chopped garlic clove, onions, carrots, apricots, orange juice.


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roughly chopped celery, wine and wine vinegar, salt and pepper. 2. If possible leave to marinate in the


refrigerator for two hours or overnight. S. Drain the marinade mixture and


reserve..Heat 2 tbsp oil in a medium­ sized casserole or ovenproof dish and brown the meat with the vegetables. Stir in 2 tbsp plain flour, the reserved mari­ nade, 1 tbsp tomato puree, 1 and a 1/2


‘ pints beef stock and bring to the boil. Add 6oz button mushrooms, halved if


preferred.- 4. Transfer to a preheated oven and


cook for one-and-a-half to two hours, stirring occasionally, or until the meat is


.tender. Chef’s lip: Serve with herb mash and


spring greens........


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Capable grape that sparkles at all prices


VIOGNIER is the white grape of the moment. Rare, enticing- delicate, yet rich and some­ times oily, this is the perfect alternative if you are tired of Pinot Grigio or Chardonnay. A recent tasting of this grape


from around the world showed what it is capable of a t all prices. Starting a t its home land high up in the Northern Rhone Valley, the town of Con- drieu, produces fragrant and elegantly restrained wines sole­ ly from the Viognier grape, starting at £18. A hefty price tag, but move to the South of France and the Vin de Pays wines from Viognier are more realistically priced, around £7 gets you a very fruity offering showing the ripe peach and apricot overtones associated with this grape. The Australian versions have


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and yet pleasant,’but the sur­ prise of the- tas ting was CASILLERO del DIABLO Viog­ nier 2004 from Booths at £5.79, from the winery of Concha y Toro in Chile. This moderately priced wine stood up well among all the wines that were two or three times its price. A creamy textured wine full


of ripe fruit - the apricots are here along with baked apples - the whole structure supported with a hint of vanilla from a lit­ tle oak ageing. Only 30% of the


. fru it is put into oak for five months, jus t enough to sur­ round the fruit and point it in the right direction. Ideal for Chinese and Thai food or just to be enjoyed on its own.


Concert date


THE A Cappella Singers will be giving a concert for the Bible Society on Satur­ day, April 16th. 'The concert will take place at 7-30 p.m. at St James’s Church in St James’s


Street, Clitheroe. Tickets are £5 and further informa­


tion can be obtained by calling Glenis Halliday on 01200 423245.


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the muni, colne box office: 01282 661234


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Wrestling Thursday 2.8th April


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Doors: 6.45pm Performance: 7.30pm Adults £10, Child £8, Family (2+2) £30


Classic Clapton ^ Friday 13/V\ay


The No. 1 Eric Clapton Tribute Band with an electrifying stage performance that is sure to capture the audiences imagination


Doors: y.bopm Performance: 8.00pm Tickets: £10 (£uon door) s


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This superb tribute band cover hits such as 'Jailbreak', 'Dancing in the Moonlight',


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Doors: 7.30pm Performance: 8.30pm Tickets: £10 (£12 on door)


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B Clerical Officer (ref. COM208). 18.S hours per week - afternoons.


£12,642 - £15,372 pro rata.


To provide general administrative, cierical, filing, typing and word processing support. You will enter invoices on the Powersolve system, record annual leave/absence of all staff and assist with incoming and outgoing mail. Accurate and organised, you are computer-literate and able to prioritise your workload. Closing date fo r applications: 29/04/05. Interviews will be held on: 09/05/05.


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Grammar School A mixed selective 11-18


Foundation School 1260 on roll (including 660 in Sixth Fonn)


York Street, Clitlieroc. BB7 2DJ


Tel: (01200) 423118 Fax:(01200)442177


Cover Manager/ Supervisor and Administrative Support


35 hours weekly (S.15am - 4.00pm) Term time only.


Salary: APT&C 13-17 £14,106 - £15,372 p.a. pro' rata We are looking for some with excellent organisational


and interpcisonal skills to be responsible for the planning and organisation of cover for absent teaching staff. 'The ability to supervise some classes for short-term teacher absence will al.so be required. Additionally, the


successful candidate will help with some administrative duties/exam invigilation as appropriate.


A good general education to GCSE or A Level preferred. Computer literacy would be an advantage. Experience of working in a school is desirable but not essential.


For further details and an application form please visit


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