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Thursday <strong>August</strong> <strong>11</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />

STAND FOR YOUR CHRISTCHURCH<br />

NOMINATIONS CLOSE NOON, 12 AUGUST<br />

Are you the next Mayor, Councillor<br />

or Community Board member?<br />

ccc.govt.nz/elections<br />

Add zing to your beef<br />

A spicy<br />

marinade is a<br />

good way to<br />

add something<br />

different to a<br />

traditional meal<br />

Whisky marinade for<br />

beef<br />

Serves 3-4<br />

Ingredients<br />

¼ cup whisky<br />

2 tbsp prepared mustard<br />

3-4 tbsp olive oil<br />

400g beef fillet<br />

freshly ground black pepper<br />

1 cup beef stock<br />

1 tbsp thyme leaves<br />

Directions<br />

Whisk whisky, mustard and<br />

3 tbsp of olive oil until well<br />

combined. Place beef in a<br />

plastic bag. Add marinade.<br />

Refrigerate for 60min. Return<br />

to room temperature<br />

before cooking.<br />

Preheat grill on high. Remove<br />

meat from marinade<br />

and pat dry. Brush with<br />

remaining oil. Season with<br />

black pepper.<br />

Grill for about 8min each<br />

side. To test if done, press<br />

thickest part of meat with<br />

your fingertip. The softer it<br />

is the rarer it is; the firmer<br />

it is, the more cooked. Tent<br />

with foil and cover with a<br />

thick towel. Rest for 10min<br />

before slicing.<br />

Bring marinade, stock<br />

and thyme to the boil. Simmer<br />

for 10min. Serve with<br />

the meat.<br />

Roasted tomato,<br />

butter bean, and<br />

watercress<br />

Serves 4<br />

Ingredients<br />

2 tsp salt<br />

8 tomatoes<br />

2 cloves garlic<br />

1 tbsp olive oil<br />

1 tsp brown sugar<br />

2 sprigs fresh rosemary<br />

1 freshly ground black<br />

pepper, to season<br />

1½ cups butter beans<br />

4 handfuls watercress,<br />

100gm almonds, roasted<br />

and salted<br />

2 tsp lemon juice<br />

1 tbsp fresh herbs, such as<br />

parsley, oregano, marjoram,<br />

finely chopped<br />

1 cup creme fraiche<br />

Directions<br />

Preheat the oven to 220<br />

deg C. Arrange the tomatoes<br />

in a dish.<br />

Drizzle over the oil,<br />

sprinkle the salt, pepper<br />

and brown sugar.<br />

Finely slice the garlic<br />

and add with the rosemary.<br />

Bake for 20min then let<br />

cool.<br />

Combine the butter<br />

beans with the watercress.<br />

Arrange on a platter or<br />

individual dishes then<br />

add the tomatoes and the<br />

almonds.<br />

Mix together the creme<br />

fraiche, lemon juice and<br />

herbs. Spoon over the<br />

salad before serving.<br />

Major intersection improvements<br />

on Lincoln Road<br />

Way safer for everyone<br />

Thanks for your patience while we work in Addington.<br />

From Monday 22 <strong>August</strong> until Friday 14 October we’ll be working to make the Lincoln Road/<br />

Barrington Street/Whiteleigh Avenue intersection safer.<br />

As part of this work we need to close this intersection over the first weekend in October to complete<br />

final road resurfacing.<br />

Night works<br />

We’re doing final road resurfacing at night on Lincoln Road and Moorhouse Avenue when it’s quieter.<br />

From 7pm Sunday 18 September until 6am Friday 23 September, Lincoln Road will be one-way city<br />

bound from Whiteleigh Avenue to Moorhouse Avenue. Two-way traffic will be restored during the day.<br />

For details including traffic impacts visit<br />

ccc.govt.nz/lincolnroad

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