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Start your Weekend with the Saturday morning Breakfast show with Bejay and guest co-presenters, between 7-9am every week. English and Greek music, News, gossip, features, phone-ins, competitions, Kids stuff, weather and so much more. Send your sms messages to 1110.Start message with p937 leave space and send message to 1110.You can also listen to all your favourite songs on The Mix weekday nights between 7-9pm (after the Greek news)
Gabor French Restaurant
is currently supporting recipe of the week on the  Saturday morning Breakfast show. All of the dishes featured have recipe sheets available. The dishes we have featured on the show so far are below; if you would like any more information or a detailed copy, please email breakfastshow@radiopafos.com
1. Fresh River Trout (Serves4)
4 Trout 400-500 gr
Olive oil
Fresh lemon
Chopped parsley
Salt-Pepper
½ Kilo Sea salt
2 egg whites
Method.
Pre-heat oven to 240 C (No 8)
Wash trout and dry well
Cover baking tray with foil
Put half salt on baking foil, put trout in tray, cover with remaining salt. Mix egg white and pour over it.
Cook for approx.30 mins
Remove foil with trout placed on it.
Break salt crust
Recommended to eat with Greek salad/Green salad/new potatoes
2.Pigeons with honey and balsamic vinegar (Serves 4)
4 Texas pigeons or imported frozen pigeons from France
1 soup spoon dry crushed coriander
1/2 glass port wine
1/2 glass olive oil
¼ glass Balsamic vinegar
2 soup spoons pure honey
Salt –pepper
Method
Pre-heat oven to 200 C
Remove skin from pigeons
Season them and sauté in a little butter mixed with vegetable oil, until golden brown (about a minute)
Remove excess oil from pan and add port wine and dry coriander.
When port half reduced, remove pigeons put in oven proof dish and place in oven.
Cook for about 15 mins.
Sauce
Over a low heat put honey, olive oil and balsamic vinegar, salt and fresh black pepper.
Heat for few minutes DO NOT BOIL.
Arrange pigeons in dish pour over sauce and serve.
This makes an excellent starter; pigeons should be served pink not well done.
3. Chicken stuffed with sundries tomatoes and mozzarella cheese (serves 4 )
4 Skinless Chicken breasts 200gr each
12 sun dried tomatoes (in oil)
160 gr Fresh Mozzarella
200 gr breadcrumbs
2 eggs
Little milk
Little flour
Salt-pepper
Method.
Flatten chicken breasts (put cling film on top and beat them with flattener.)
Season chicken
Cut sun dried tomatoes in half; put 3 tomatoes in middle of each flattened chicken breast.
Put 40 gr of mozzarella in middle of each.
Roll up chicken to cover mozzarella and tomatoes and pull edges towards inside. Roll until cylinder shape.
Secure chicken with toothpicks.
Beat eggs with some milk.
Place chicken in flour, then in egg and afterwards breadcrumbs.
Leave in refrigerator for1/2 hour.
Pre-heat oven to 220 C
Cover oven proof dish with foil and arrange fillets in dish.
Cook for about 20 mins.
Cut chicken diagonally in 2cm slices and arrange on plates.
Serve with Sauté potatoes or French fries and a green salad.
4. Crème Brulee(For 9 persons.)
8 Egg yolks
650 gr fresh cream
200 gr sugar
50 gr brown sugar
Little vanilla
Method.
Pre- heat oven to 180 C
Put the sugar, milk and cream in a bowl. Put this bowl in a bigger dish with some water in the base, over a low heat.
Beat the eggs and pour over mixture and mix well (THE MIXTURE MUST NOT BECOME FROTHY.)
Put the mixture in Crème brulee forms.
Put forms in reasonably deep dish with water in base and cover with foil.
Put in pre heated oven for 40 mins.
After 40 mins check them by inserting small knife. If knife is dry, they are ready, if wet cook for few more mins.
Leave to cool and put in refrigerators for at least one hour..
Just before serving, sprinkle with brown sugar, place under grill until sugar becomes crusty and serve!
(You can also use gas burner which produces high flame to burn sugar.)
5.Chicken with prawns served in fresh pineapple. 4 persons Ingredients 4 chicken breasts  12 medium size prawns with the shell and heads
2 fresh pineapples 2 spring onions roughly chopped ½ onion roughly chopped 2 green sweet peppers roughly chopped Unsalted butter Frying oil Salt-pepper For the sauce Shells from the 12 peeled prawns ¼ carrot medium size roughly cut ¼ onion medium size roughly cut Celery stick roughly cut ½ glass brandy ½ glass white wine 3 glasses water Frying oil Salt/pepper 1 soup spoon corn flour Preparation of the sauce -In a small casserole dish shallow fry prawn shells with carrot onion and celery for a few min. - add brandy and ignite until flames die down. - add water,salt and fresh pepper. - Boil for 20 mins or until ¾ reduced. -Leave until cool. -Put in a blender and liquidize all ingredients. -Pass through sieve and put clear stock back on the heat.Add salt and pepper. -When reduces by ¼ we thicken sauce with the corn flour (mix with little cold water until running and add.) -Put the sauce to one side. Preparation. -Cut the 2 pineapples lengthways and carefully take out the flesh leaving the skin intact and roughly chop the skin. -Cut the chicken in medium sized strips -Wash and clean peele4d prawns -Take large frying pan and butter /oil fry spring onion sweet green pepper make sure still crunchy.Add the chicken and prawns and shallow fry for few min.DO NOT OVER COOK. -Add the sauce and cook for few mins. -Fill pineapples with the chicken and serve immediately. (Serve with basmati rice.) 
There will be more recipes to follow
Loukia Monk of Loukias’ Landscapes is currently answering all your gardening questions on The Saturday morning Breakfast show. If you would like to ask Loukia for her advice please email breakfastshow@radiopafos.com.
Earworms is teaching us useful Greek words and phrases every week on the breakfast show between 8-9am,its great fun! Tune in and learn with us and you can visit www.earwormslearning.com.
What’s on is a regular spot on the breakfast show. You can find out the best places to be in Paphos and throughout the island. If you have an event you would like to be included, please email: breakfastshow@radiopafos.com
Breakfast Show What’s On Feb 2007
Open Air market @ Timi village in Pafos on Sunday 8am-2pm call 99611637
Bird watchers for info on Cyprus birds call Cyprus birdline on 26 32 39 27
Mantilios gallery in Pano Arodes, permanent exhibition of modern and naïve paintings by Cypriot and European artists.
Cyprus wine museum in Erimini village-district of Limasosol 9am-5pm daily inc. Sundays History of wine making in Cyprus and free wine tasting. Bus lines from Limassol 16 and 17 for more info call 25 87 38 08
Art sessions for kids @ kids blossom wed/thurs/fri from 3-30 – 5pm and Sat 11-1pm.Call Elizabeth on 25313 211
Every Saturday Rock Jive @Paralimni town and country club from 8-10pm.For more info call Clare on 99974541
Natural History museum in Larnaca has a permanent exhibition of Cypriot flora, Fauna and marine life.
Salsa nights @ Notos bar in Pafos harbour 10pm until late every Thursday call 26939616
Quizz night in aid of Friends Hospice Appeal every Friday @ Princess Vera apartments Bar on Tomb of the Kings road. Looking for donated prizes PLEASE all proceeds to Hospice fund. Call Christine on 26939075
Mums ‘n’ Toddlers every Thursday 9-30 am -11.30 am. Music and movement Tel : 99867662.
Cyprus Hockey Association is running a field Academy every Saturday from 10am-12noon in Nicosia. Entrance is open to anyone over the age of 8 and it’s free. Also, coaching for interested adults. Call 22757422 or 99657422
The Flea market in Limassol every Saturday and Sunday from 9am-7pm free parking more info call 77 77 88 28
Bryan Adams live on Friday June 29th @ Tsirio stadium limassol call 77 77 29 39 tickets on sale from March 1st
SAMS 10th Anniversary dinner and dance at Kissos Hotel in Pafos on Sat April 21st.Buffet unlimited drinks and live entertainment. All proceeds to Cyprus Samaritans call 26 22 0991.
Entertainmant News.  The favourite guitar of U2's The Edge has been sold at an auction that raised $2.4m for a charity set up in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
The Gibson Les Paul used on every U2 tour since 1985 sold for $240,000 while one owned by Jimi Hendrix fetched $400,000 Other items of U2 memorabilia included a pair of singer Bono's sunglasses. The Edge co-founded Music Rising, a charity to replace instruments lost or destroyed in Hurricane Katrina. Julien's Auctions, who organised the Icons of Music sale at New York's Hard Rock Cafe, said it included the largest selection of U2 memorabilia ever made available to collectors. An autographed guitar belonging to Bono sold for $180,000 a bass guitar donated by Adam Clayton for $22,000 and Larry Mullen Jr's tom-tom drum fetched $19,000 . The Edge donated other items including a 1958 Gibson archtop guitar, that sold for $105,000 and clothing accessories such as a signature knitted hat which earned $11,000 "I have to say that it is a strange feeling to see some of your stuff up here," the 45-year-old guitarist said. A saxophone signed by former US President Bill Clinton fetched $54,000 while $30,000) was paid for a pair of John Lennon's round, blue-tinted sunglasses.
Did you know?
…The can opener was invented 48 years after cans were used…
…Cows do not possess front upper teeth…
…There are 92 incidents where nuclear bombs have been lost at sea…
…More than 2,700 languages are spoken in the world…
…The first submarine was designed in 1578…
…The first credit card was issued in 1951…
…In Indonesia, there are more than 365 various languages spoken…
…Every year there are at least 19 serious earthquakes…
…Once upon a time it was the law to say “God bless you” to someone who sneezed…
…Gibraltar is named after a former slave…
…Peter the Great taxed people for growing beards….
…Nobody knows who invented the spectacles…
Science and nature headlines.
A senior space official has confirmed China will launch its first lunar probe this year, and expects to be able to land a man on the Moon within 15 years.
The UN has launched a global initiative to tackle the growing mountain of electrical and electronic waste.
Authorities in the United States have given preliminary approval to a plan to grow rice genetically modified to produce human proteins.
Physical differences in the brain may increase the chances of a person choosing to take drugs, say Cambridge University scientists.
Techniques developed by atomic physicists are being used to develop the first of what promises to be a new generation of cancer treatments in place of conventional radiotherapy. One day doctors could even be using anti-matter. Cancer cells were successfully targeted with anti-matter subatomic particles,
causing intense biological damage leading to cell death.
Charities and Support groups.
Parkinsons Disease Association Cyprus Marios Tanoussis 99678445
Parkinson Support Group Paphos Barbra 26951189/99009425
Cyprus Samaritans 77 77 72 67
Cancer Patients Support Group 26 952478 |
