Gulf Daily News Monday, 19th April 2010
Target
FRED BASSET
an
Chicken balti with na
Daily
recipe
E A R
A R C
F N G
GARFIELD
How many words of four letters or more can you make
from the letters show here?
In making a word, each letter may be used once only,
Each must contain the centre letter and there must be
at least one nine-letter
word. No plurals or verb
forms ending in “s” no words
with initial capitals and no
words with a hyphen or
apostrophe permitted.
The first word of a phrase is
allowed (e.g. inkjet in inkjet
printer)
TODAY’S TARGET
Good 19; very good 29;
excellent 38 (or more).
Solution tomorrow.
YESTERDAY’S
SOLUTION
apogee BARGEPOLE beep
bleep elope eloper gallop
gape gaper glop grape
grope leap leper lope opal
opera operable page pager
pale paler pare parole
parolee peal pear pearl peel
peer pelage pergola plea
pleb polar pole porbeagle
pore probe prole rape reap
repel ropable rope ropeable
UPAND RUNNING
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bone and slice the me
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chu
into
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2) Heat the oil in a larg
saucepan and fry the
onion until tender. Addwn
Ingredients
the chicken and bro
d
3 frozen part-bone
all over.
chicken breasts,
3) Pour over
defrosted
the sauce and
1 tablespoon
bring to the
sunflower oil
boil. Lower the
1 onion, peeled
heat and simmer
and sliced
minutes. Add
15
for
Kan Pur Garden Balti
tomatoes and cook
the
s.
curry sauce
for a further five minute
4 tomatoes, chopped h
spinach and stir
the
d
Ad
nac
spi
t2 large handfuls
for one minute until wil
ad
2 Rowan Hill naan bre
ed.
to serve
4) Serve with the
Method
warmed naan bread.
the
1) Cut the chicken off
This Indian curry will go
down well for a family
supper. Serves four.
Quick
Cryptic
4
7
8
10
13
14
15
16
Level: EASY
Sudoku
Yesterday’s
solution
HOW TO PLAY
Fill the grid so
that every row,
every column
and every 3X3
box contains the
digits 1-9.
There’s no
maths involved.
You solve the
puzzle with reasoning and logic
Quick Quiz
2
3
4
Diana Prince is the alter ego of which DC
Comics superhero?
Which lake, that lies on the course of the
Rhone, is the second largest freshwater lake in
central Europe?
Hungarian Rhapsodies and Years Of
Pilgrimage are among the works of which prolific
composer and virtuoso pianist?
For what do the initials IQ stand?
ANSWERS
1 Wonder woman
2 Lake Geneve
3 Franz Liszt
4 Intelligence Quotient
1
15
17
19
21
23
24
26
27
29
32
33
34
35
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
9
11
12
13
15
16
18
20
21
22
23
25
28
30
31
32
33
ACROSS
4 Glass container (6), 7
Nomad (8), 8 Religious festival (6), 10 Counterfoils
(5), 13 Grotto (4), 14 Fish
(4), 15 Domesticate (4), 16
Priest’s garment (3), 17
Slovenly person (4), 19
River (4), 21 Very early (9),
23 Prejudice (4), 24 Stink
(4), 26 Thick mist (3), 27
Notion (4), 29 Cupid (4), 32
Plunder (4), 33 Grown-up
(5), 34 Close by (2,4), 35
Magnificence (8), 36 Core
(6)
DOWN
1 Contort (5), 2 As a joke
(2,3), 3 Untidy state (4), 4
Top of milk (5), 5
Stratagem (4), 6 Frail (6), 9
Broad street (6), 11
Container (3), 12 Iraqi port
(5), 13 Nightclub show (7),
15 Boy’s name (3), 16
Alcoholic drink (3), 18
Injury (6), 20 Irritated (5),
21 Farm animal (3), 22
Meal (3), 23 Springiness
(6), 25 Mountain pass (3),
28 Sidestep (5), 30
Monetary unit (5), 31 Gaze
(5), 32 Final (4), 33 Female
relative (4)
ACROSS
In such a style as to lash out generously for a girl (6)
Move to a lower station (8)
Being sly about me getting money, is
distinctly fishy! (6)
Tendency for a doctor to be unusually fit
(5)
Half-safe ways can be expensive (4)
He’s lordly in a real way (4)
Saloon at the Nag’s Head possibly used
for a dance (4)
The way Poles are about to be shown
(3)
It’s the stone in a ring, mate (4)
A bit of a cat (4)
Do a shifty job in poor illumination (9)
Italian centre of barbarians (4)
Water in moderation (4)
A supporter, and a noisy one (3)
Do other birds retreat from this one? (4)
The immortal love racket (4)
Length of a coffee table? (4)
Beastly blenders of wines (5)
I’m in business to make a speech (6)
In the country, it’s no longer verbal (8)
Illustrations made with starch (6)
DOWN
Tangle of weeds in the vegetable garden (5)
It may be moving, possibly astir (5)
Worry about going stern-first into a
waterfall (4)
A failure as a keeper (5)
Contends with a number of points (4)
New models thus produced are of rare
quality (6)
Household in which people grow old (6)
Like beginners in cookery? (3)
Might such a show bowl you over? (5)
Disagree over some nuclear issue (4,3)
Forbid a bachelor to have a bit of fun (3)
Not all photos are steamy (3)
Well placed to distribute dope around
the islands (6)
Produce pottery of doubtful worth? (5)
Isle of romance? (3)
She sounds a duck (3)
Send away for a new basin for the hotel
(6)
Get the girl? (3)
Something to play and doesn’t mean to
lose (5)
Dairy product kept by a writer (5)
Poor girl kept from starving by royal
command (5)
Funny place for a blonde? (4)
Eats badly so as to glut (4)
YESTERDAY’S CRYPTIC SOLUTION
ACROSS:1, Possum 7, Once more 8,
Dad-O 10, Isob-a-r 11, Sprint 14, Old 16,
Lanes 17, So-me 19, M-O-ray 21, Mak-E-r
22, B-ox-ed 23, Chef 26, G-reed 28, Mo.-O
29, Reader 30, Ti-pp-ed 31, Alps (rev.) 32,
Si-Len-cer 33, T-H-rive
DOWN: 1, Pla-I-ns 2, Stable 3, Moor (rev.)
4, Templar 5, Robin 6, Cents 8, Doom 9,
Dad (rev.) 12, Ray 13, Nerve 15, Joker 18,
Och-re 19, Max 20, Red 21, Mode-RN-s
22, Bed 23, Copper 24, Hops 25, Fiddle
26, G-rasp 27, Eagle 28, Mil 30, T-art
YESTERDAY’S QUICK SOLUTION
ACROSS: 1, Tragic 7, High wire 8, Tina
10, Boater 11, Allege 14, Pat 16, Loser 17,
Tier 19, Below 21, Pilot 22, Sabot 23,
Loom 26, Seoul 28, Pod 29, Ordeal 30,
Trader 31, Rots 32, Roulette 33, Events
DOWN: 1, Turbot 2, Guitar 3, Char 4,
Shallot 5, Tiles 6, Sewer 8, Tape 9, Net
12, Low 13, Gecko 15, Melon 18, Idler 19,
Bib 20, Lot 21, Palaver 22, Sue 23, Loathe
24, Odds 25, Merges 26, Sorry 27, Odour
28, Pro 30, Tree
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