C8 - Sunday, March 7, 1982 - North Shore News STRICTLY FOR MEN When you cooked that roast last week, did you have enough left to enjoy some cold? Then what? Cold again? Gets a bit dreary, which bnngs me Ww _ the delicious alternative known a Shepherd's Pie. If the groans I hear are yours, you haven't got the right handle on your Shepherd's Pie. Maybe what you're making is Bus Driver's Pie, or Accountant's Pie? Shepherds make only a juicy, tasty, sausfying dish that offers a low-cost meal full of flavour and wholesomeness and bnghtens the day even when you have to spend tt with bunch of sheep. Try this, just once, and | swear you'll be converted. Tnm the cooked meat off the bones as well as you can, and cube it, tnmming off most of the fat. (Of course you will put the bones to soak in cold water to cover, Touring By TERRY LAVENDER BOOKS ON WINE may not be quite as prolific as those about cubes and cats, but there is still a fair number of them, on a vanety of wine-related topics. But there's always room for one more. especially when that one is the revised version of a book as com prehensive, informative and beautiful as Andre Simon's Wines of the World Simon, who died in 1970, first put out Wines of the World (comprising articles by experts on individual wine producing Countries) in 1967) But since that time so much has changed that a second edition compiled by Serena Sutcliffe is qustified Canada pets two whole Paragraphs in the 026 pape book while Eonpland= tas eight pages baat that shouldnt bother Anyone cacept the Tost rabidly Hatromalisti wine lover Wines oof the World as meeosthy tec have ad ci aa tbeaa theaph there are fasciiatiap JEAN PAUL ts offering o PERM SPECIAL 30% Off Mar: & Jlat Mow brit only 9 so Poo veer cae ed py redatirae rit ay oa anid “ae Jean boovcal 17 380 Martie Ts a Wiest are cman plus peppercorns, onion. celery tops, blah, blah, blah. for good stock). The Kitchen Ranger by Eleanor Godley Clean and scrape two or three carrots, and quarter one or two onions depending on how much meat you have contnved to garner. Now put all three alternately through the grinder and collect it into a fairly deep oven dish. Yes. a casserole would do very well, just leave the lid in the cupboard. You dont need some sophisticated instrument for grinding. mine's a_ hittle electric one that I couldn't live without, but the sort you screw on to the end of the counter willdoa superb job When it’s all ground up, use a fork to mix it about and spnnkle at) liberally with Worcestershire sauce, or HP sauce, or Branstone pickle sauce. You choose. | have a dry Indian curry mix that | like to add too, for real zing (You didn’t think sheperds could zing?) Use your handy fork again while you dnbble about 2 tbspns. (30 mL) of cold water over all. Better yet, the pan juices saved from the roast. Next thing is to pile mashed potatoes all over the top — | use the instant kind, adding lots of butter and a bit of cream. You are now ready to put it in the oven. 350F or 180C. With such a dinner dish, its only sensible to do your vegetable in the oven, too. Sure, you've got carrot and onion and potato already, but something on the side of the plate helps the balance. My preference would be stuffed green pepper, but Eve run out of room, tell you next Ime, so open a can of corn and put it in an oven bowl or saucepan with butter and pepper and both parts of your supper will be ready in half an hour Youll be doing ice sculptures at the Ritz if vou keep this up the world of wine snippets of information hidden. To take just one example. did you know that the USSR produces the third greatest volume of wine in the world after Italy and France? The pictures are plentiful. full color and informative But the book. published by McGraw-Hill, does not come cheap. Then again. neither does most of the wine if talks about As Sutchffe says. “A grealer proportion of space is given to the desenptions of fine wines than of ordinary wines Rieat Since one pays a more for deal fine wine tos alse more iM portant that errors are not made ~ One cant assume that because one wine iso more expensive than another that it wall taste better Cotes du Luberon VDQS. a red wine from the Rhone. costs $4.70 with tax Wines of the World describes it as a wine with great charm, and I can certainly vouch for that It has a shghtly = fruity bouquet, a subtle. — full- bodied taste. The aftertaste is a pleasant contrast, being sharp, almost salty La Cour Appellation Pasillon an Bordeaux Polka sales up Loos ANGE EES es ee ‘Nyy Voolints proolk ‘ \ tex arty taalesviey in wit be pre ont Le ee Vries thie Mee yg atiyeiay !ootta pee PT staat Ios vibevpens may No 4 deer He Ib. Poot ed | wat HAIR DESIGN LTD. 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