Broad Street Wrington ARCHIVE
1982
Wrington Recipes - Page 8




Name:                      Rebecca M. Lynham
Occupation:             Housewife
Place of birth :         Bolton, Lancashire
Favourite colour:     Green
Favourite food:        Roast chicken with fresh pars1ey
                                and thyme stuffing.
Favourite drink:      Coffee
Favourite film star: Ingrid Bergman
Hobbies:                  Knitting, flower arranging,
                                watching sport, Sunday school
                                work
Likes :                      People who speak to me with a
                                cheery smile.
Dislikes:                   Unfriendly people.
My one wish:           to live to see my grandchildren
                                happily married.

I gave this recipe because : "It was made by my mother and grandma and is named after a Lancashire village where they were first made. And I like carraway seeds."



GOOSNARGH CAKES

6ozs Plain flour
4ozs Butter
1 Dessertspoon of caster sugar
1 Teaspoon of carraway seeds

Put all ingredients into a mixing bowl. Rub in butter and make into a patry-like shortbread. Roll out on a floured board and cut into biscuits with a 2" or 5" C.M. cutter.

Place on a greased baking sheet and spread each biscuit with caster sugar.

Bake in a moderate oven about 325º - 350º F for about 15 - 20 minutes or till just brown. Take out of oven and while still hot, dust with icing sugar: Leave on baking sheet to cool.

Store in an airtight tin .



'Dinners cannot be long where dainties want'

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Name:                     Molly Mansell
Occupation :           Housewife
Place of birth:         Bristol
Favourite colour:    Green
Favourite food:       Shellfish
Favourite drink:      Champagne Cocktail
Favourite film star: Peter Bowles
Hobbies:                  Collecting Antiques
Likes:                       People (with a few exceptions)
Dislikes:                   Bores and moaners
My one wish:           Not to grumble

I gave this recipe because "It looks nice and is easy to carve."



APRICOT STUFFED LOIN OF LAMB

3 lbs. of boned loin of lamb
4 ozs. of white breadcrumbs
2ozs. of shredded suet
4ozs. of chopped apricot halves
1 large egg
½ cup of chopped parsley
Seasoning

Beat the loin until flat, then fill with the apricot stuffing. Roll tightly and tie with string.

Cook for 40 minutes to the lb. until nicely browned. Remove the string, keeping the roll in shape.

Carve in slices .




'Old porridge is sooner heated than new made.'

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