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DISH OF THE WEEK WILD DUCK BREAST WITH ORANGE


AND CARROT PUREE, RED CABBAGE AND CARDAMON YOGURT


with Steve Williams, of Cassis Restaurant, Stanley House, Mellon


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ANOTHER birthday has just passed, so to mark the occasion my husband took me but for a wonderful surprise. The day to remember began when he said: “I’m taking you to see The Queen’ - the current film that is, not HRH - but pack an overnight bag too.” The film was excellent, with Helen Mirren


playing the part of the Queen to perfection, and Sylvia Sims taking the role of HRH the Queen Mother, playing a lovely cameo role. . After the film my mystery trip began, with a ride along the motorway eventually arriving at our destination, Stanley House, in Mellon Our bedroom was the flamingo room, decorated in an unusual way with antique French-style fur­ niture, together with art nouveau mirrors, dress­ ing table and chair and finished off with flamin­ gos on the wallpaper and two wooden ones standing on the windowsill. Of course, the en- suite was out of this world too. We enjoyed a delicious meal in the Cassis


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restaurant, choosing the Menu Gourmand a seven-course meal with delightful, small tasty morsels ranging from roast quail to pan fried breast of Goosnargh duck and wild strawberry souffle among the courses. Here is a recipe from head chef Steve Williams


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Children under the age of 11 eat free off the children's menu, when accompanied hy a dining adult. Weather permitting children's play area to keep them occupied.


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Ingredients (serves 2 persons) • 2 wild duck breasts, skinned, trimmed and


checked for gun shot, wrapped in clingfilm and formed into a sausage shape


. Puree


• 2 carrots, washed, peeled and thinly sliced • 200ml fresh orange juice • Salt and ground white pepper Method 1. Cover carrots with orange juice and season.


Simmer until soft. Drain off and reduce liquor to a syrup. Puree the carrots and keep warm. 2. Reserve the syrup


Cabbage • Vi red cabbage very thinly sliced and light-


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, ly salted for 6 hours, washed and patted dry • 2 Juniper berries, crushed • 1 measure port • 2 tblsp red wine vinegar • 1 tblsp red currant jelly • Salt and black pepper O 1 glass red wine


l. In a heavy bottomed pan, place all ingredi­


ents except red currant jelly. Cover with a lid and simmer until soft. 'Take off lid and cook until all the liquid has evaporated. Add red cur­ rant jelly and season to taste. The cabbage should be lightly sweet, sour, peppery and sticky. Keep warm.


Cardamom Yoghurt 2 days in advance, roast 1 tbsp cardamom


seeds and crush. Cover with peanut oil and infuse for 2 days. Reserve


® 20()ml natural yoghurt • 1 tbsp cardamom oil (see above) • Salt and pepper Mix all ingredients and reserve


To serve 1. Poach the duck breasts for 20 minutes in a


pan of water set at approx 50 degrees. Mean­ while, on a hot serving plate, place a spoonful of cabbage, a quenelle of carrot puree and a drizzle of yoghurt. 2. Slice the duck breast and lay on top of the


cabbage. ‘Sauce’ the duck with the orange syrup and serve immediately.


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Keep safe and have spooky fun


POLICE are issuing advice to Pendle Hilj visitors in advance of the spookiest night of the year - Hallowe’en. They are advising revellers to take


care of themselves, their families and their vehicles and in particular to ’ watch out fon ■ A one way system in operation


along Barley Lane from 6 p.m. to midnight. This will only allow vehi­ cles to travel along Barley Lane from Barley village to annals cross road. B Parking restrictions in force on


Barley Lane. Any vehicle parked in contravention of the no-waiting cones will be issued with a £30 Fixed Penalty Ticket and towed away for causing an unnecessary obstruction.


fl Lack of mobile phone coverage. B Parking - People are advised to


park on the main car park in Barley village centre. B Poor light and bad weather con­


ditions. Visitors are advised to make sure they are adequately dressed with warm waterproof clothing and stout footwear. B Car thieves - Motorists are


advised not to leave valuables in their cars. Neighbourhood policing Sgt.


Mick Nichols said: “Pendle Hill is a magnet for Hallowe’en revellers, but unfortunately if people don’t take care, it can be a very dangerous place at this time of year. “The dark nights, adverse weather


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conditions and lack of mobile phone coverage means it is easy for some­ one to get lost on the hill and on a number of occasions we’ve had to launch search and rescue operations to find people. “If you are planning to visit Pen­


dle this Halloween, then please don’t attempt to climb the hill in the dark, don’t take children with you and do make sure you follow the one way system and stick to paths. “There will be a high visibility police pres­ ence and representatives from Rossendale and Pendle Mountain Rescue on patrol on October 31st but, ideally, we don’t want to have someone lost and frightened on the hill.”


Reunited


A DOG believed stolen from a house in Barrow has been reunited with its delighted owners. They spent a


frantic four days searching for their beloved pet, dis­ tributing 2,500 photocopied flyers across the area, offering a reward and appealing for info rma tion through the local press. The dog, an 11-


m o n t h - o l d Staffordshire bull terrier, went miss­ ing from the house in Whalley Road, Barrow, on Satur­ day, October 14th, a t around 7-30 p.m. An appeal for


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Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, October 26th, 2006 29 Speed enforcement vans are out


MOTORISTS who speed do so at their peril as a fleet of bright yellow enforce­ ment vans take to the region’s roads. The Lancashire Partnership for Road


Safety has taken delivery of the new set of vehicles to help in its work enforcing the county’s speed limits. The Vauxhall Vivaros are all liveried in bright yellow - a colour chosen to make the mobile and static camera enforcement vans highly visible to motorists. They also have a reflective “batten-


burg” design on both sides, along with the crest of the Partnership. Internally they are fitted out to accom­


modate all the necessary equipment and to give the operator and the motorist a high degree of safety. The new vehicles are more cost-effective


and replace the Ford Galaxys and Renault Kangoos previously used, as part of an


agreed five-year plan. Motorists can visit the partnership’s website (www.safe2trav- el.co.uk) for a full list of fixed camera sites and the mobile sites being enforced each week. Pictured is one of the new bright yellow speed enforcement vans, (s)


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