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Cook's Corner
Your fortnightly recipe to
tantalise your taste buds |
| Summer fruit bread and butter pudding |
Ingredients:
8 medium slices white bread
1 (500g) bag frozen summer fruits thawed and drained
600ml (1pt) milk
50g (2oz) butter, softened
75g (3oz) caster sugar
3 medium eggs, beaten
Cream to serve
Method:
1) Thickly butter the bread slices. Cut each slice in to 4 triangles. Place 1/3 of the
triangles in the base of a 1.7 litre (3pt) ovenproof dish. Sprinkle with half the fruits.
Sprinkle with one third of the sugar. Repeat the layers; Finish with bread and sugar.
2) Mix together the eggs and milk in a jug. Pour slowly over the pudding. Press the bread
down to allow the milk to cover. Leave for 20 minutes to soak.
3) Preheat the oven to 180C/Fan 160C/350F/Gas mark 4. Bake the pudding for 45-50 minutes
until the top is golden and crisp. Serve warm with cream.
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WEYBOURNE STATION
1960's - 1970's
Saturday 12 July & 13 July
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Saturday
Norfolk's own 'Pastiche' live from 12 noon - 3pm
Barbecue 10am - 3pm
Real Ale Bar
Displays: Films, Classic Cars, Tombola, Quiz's, Book & Music Stand and Lots More.
Travel cost £10.00 all day ticket
2 for 1 if Dressed Up in 60's Gear |
Dance the Night Away with Chris Shellcross
(from Radio Caroline) and his guest celebrity DJ.
Real Ale Bar - Snacks Available
Come and Enjoy Yourselves
£10 per person - First Drink Free
Train departs Sheringham at 7:30pm
Returning at 10 - 11 and 12pm
Holt pickups by arrangement
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| WD 2-8-0s engine arrived at Sheringham on
19 June and will be staying until the end of October, during which time it will have 60
steamings. It has a coal capacity of 9 ton's and a water capacity of 5000 gallons. The
policeman escorting it from Wisbeach that morning said that it had been a long, hot
journey, with the uphill times being at walking pace, very difficult for a motorcyclist! |
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| These engines were developed from the
WD2-8-0s, which were based upon the LMS 8F, the 2-10-0 locomotives were designed for quick
and simple construction using fabricated components instead of heavy expensive castings
and cast iron in place of steel for items such as wheel centres. The extra pair of driving
wheels gave lighter axle loading and thus wider route availability. 150 were built by the
North British Locomotive Company, the last were withdrawn in 1962. With 3672 this
locomotive, originally 3652, was delivered to Egypt in 1944 and later sold to Greece. With
the other two, it was brought back to the UK in August 1984, arriving at Ipswich on board
the Greek vessel 'Empress'. Following a mechanical overhaul on the Mid-Hants Railway, with
boiler work done by Plenty & Son in Newbury, it went into service on the MHR in 1986
and covered 18,168 miles there. Initially it was painted in BR black and given the number
90775. Later it was painted in WD blue as 601 carrying the name 'Sturdee'. It was in this
livery that the Essex Locomotive Society purchased it and brought it to the NYMR in May
1992. However, numerous unforeseen major mechanical problems arose and much remedial work
was required. Before it returned to traffic in October 1994 it was again painted in BR
black as 90775. |
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