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Event Programme the Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP - 01303 813 334 Visit Scallop.Org.Uk for Full and Latest Event Details RICHARD & LARRY @ FIVE BELLS INN - 7:30pm Event Programme The Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP - 01303 813 334 Visit scallop.org.uk for full and latest event details. Wednesday 19th Throughout Rye Bay Scallop Week RYE FARMERS’ MARKET SCALLOP TASTER - 10am - 12pm A FISHERMAN’S TRAIL - Children’s Shell Hunt in Shop Windows Strand Quay, Rye TN31 7AY - 01797 222 875 WIN A MINI FOR THE WEEKEND - Simply Italian, The Strand CHEF’S NIGHT @ FIVE BELLS The Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP - 01303 813 334 Friday 14th SCALLOPS OF THE WORLD UNITE @ THE SHIP INN - 7pm BREDE FARMERS’ MARKET 10am - 12pm The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 222 233 Brede Village Hall, Cackle Street, Brede TN31 6DX - 01797 222 875 VALENTINE’S DAY BINGO FUNDRAISER - from 7pm Thursday 20th The George in Rye, 98 High Street, Rye TN31 7JT BLING CROSBIES @ SIMPLY ITALIAN - 7pm THE MERCURIALS @ THE QUEEN’S HEAD - 8:30pm The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 226 024 19 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH - 01797 226 929 PUB QUIZ @ THE SHIP WINCHELSEA BEACH - 7:30pm THE BIG BLUE BAND @ YPRES CASTLE INN - 9:30pm Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach TN36 4LH - 01797 226 767 Gun Garden, Rye TN31 7HH - 01797 223 248 PENGUIN @ THE QUEEN’S HEAD - 8:30pm 19 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH - 01797 226 929 Saturday 15th TALK AND TASTE @ MARKET FISHERIES - 10am - 12pm Friday 21st Unit 1, Simmons Quay, Rock Channel East, Rye TN31 7HJ - 01797 222 336 BREDE FARMERS’ MARKET 10am - 12pm RYE ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR - 11am - 5pm Brede Village Hall, Cackle Street, Brede TN31 6DX - 01797 222 875 Rye Community Centre, Conduit Hill, Rye TN31 7LE - 01424 812 550 MODERN DAY MUSIC HALL WITH RYE WURLITZER - 6:45pm SCALLOP COOKING @ OLD GRAIN STORE - from 11:30am Milligan Theatre, The Grove, Rye TN31 7NQ - 01424 444 058 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 229 290 THE FABULOUS RED DIESEL @ YPRES CASTLE INN - 7pm - 9pm SCALLOP DEMO AND LUNCHEON AT WEBBE’S - 11:30am - 3pm Gun Garden, Rye TN31 7HH - 01797 223 248 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT - 01797 222 226 SCALLOP BASH @ LANDGATE BISTRO - 6:30pm SCALLOP TASTING @ SIMPLY ITALIAN - from 12:30pm 5/6 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH - 01797 222 829 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 226 024 BLAKELEY & SON @ WHITE DOG INN - 8:30pm - 11pm SCALLOPS ON STAGE @ THE SHIP INN - from 6:30pm Village Street, Ewhurst Green TN32 5TD - 01580 830 264 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 222 233 Saturday 22nd JAZZ NIGHT @ SHIP WINCHELSEA BEACH - 8pm TALK AND TASTE @ MARKET FISHERIES - 10am - 12pm Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach TN36 4LH - 01797 226 767 Unit 1, Simmons Quay, Rock Channel East, Rye TN31 7HJ - 01797 222 336 TALISMAN @ THE QUEEN’S HEAD - 8:30pm SCALLOP COOKING @ OLD GRAIN STORE - from 11:30am 19 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH - 01797 226 929 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 229 290 1066 ROCKITMEN @ THE PIPEMAKERS ARMS - 9pm SCALLOP DEMO AND LUNCHEON AT WEBBE’S - 11:30am - 3pm Menu & Event Programme Wish Ward, Rye TN31 7DH - 01797 229 961 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT - 01797 222 226 Sunday 16th SCALLOPS ON STAGE @ THE SHIP INN - from 6:30pm Sat 15th - Sun 23rd Feb 2014 SCALLOP COOKING @ OLD GRAIN STORE - from 11:30am The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 222 233 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 229 290 RYESINGERS GILBERT AND SULLIVAN CONCERT - 7:30pm SCALLOP DEMO AND LUNCHEON AT WEBBE’S - 11:30am - 3pm Rye Community Centre, Conduit Hill, Rye TN31 7LE 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT - 01797 222 226 Sunday 23rd SCALLOPS AND SABRAGE @ THE RYE LODGE - Midday SCALLOP COOKING @ OLD GRAIN STORE - from 11:30am Hilder’s Cliff, Rye TN31 7LD - 01797 223 838 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 229 290 TOUR OF THE ANCIENT PORT - Midday SEAFOOD MENU @ THE AMBRETTE St Mary’s Church, Church Square, Rye TN31 7HF - 07866 640 089 24 High Street, Rye TN31 7JF - 01797 222 043 PHIL TONG @ FIVE BELLS INN - 4:30pm WHAT A LOAD OF SCALLOPS WHEELBARROW RACE - 10am The Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP - 01303 813 334 The Ship Inn, The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 222 233 NEVERMIND THE SCALLOPS @ THE SHIP INN - 5pm - 9pm SCALLOPS AND SABRAGE @ THE RYE LODGE - Midday The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB - 01797 222 233 Hilder’s Cliff, Rye TN31 7LD - 01797 223 838 TENER DUEDE @ YPRES CASTLE INN - 7pm STEFFAN JAMES @ FIVE BELLS INN - 4:30pm Gun Garden, Rye TN31 7HH - 01797 223 248 The Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP - 01303 813 334 ynconferencesam & evicents Monday 17th THE DESERT TURKEYS @ YPRES CASTLE INN - 7pm WEBBE’S SCALLOP SCHOOL - 9:15am - 3:30pm Gun Garden, Rye TN31 7HH - 01797 223 248 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT - 01797 222 226 Tuesday 18th WEBBE’S SCALLOP SCHOOL - 9:15am - 3:30pm 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT - 01797 222 226 scallop.org.uk Rye Bay Scallop Week in Rye, East Sussex offers the perfect The Old Grain Store 01797 229 290 opportunity to indulge in seafood delights! Our restaurants The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB Rye Bay Scallops with Soaked Vodka Olives and with Garlic, Scallop Suppliers will be showcasing an array of different scallop dishes and Black Pudding and Mushy Peas events including cookery schools and demonstrations. This The Plough 01797 223 381 Botterells 01797 222 875 year there will also be live music, quiz nights, tours and much Udimore Road, Cock Marling TN31 6AL Sea Farers, Harbour Road, Rye Harbour TN31 7TT more! The Queen’s Head Inn 01797 226 929 Market Fisheries (Rye) Ltd 01797 222 336 Don’t forget to book your restaurant or call before you arrive 19 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH Unit 1, Simmons Quay, Rock Channel East, Rye TN31 7HJ to avoid disappointment. Visit scallop.org.uk for the latest Scallops with Chorizo and Broad Beans or with shredded information. Scallop artwork by www.matthardman.co.uk Parma Ham and Butternut Squash Purée Rye Lodge Hotel 01797 223 838 Rye Bay Fish 01797 222 377 Hilder’s Cliff, Rye TN31 7LD 73 New Road, Rye,East Sussex TN31 7LS Three Hot Scallops in a Champagne and Cream Sauce served in a Scallop Shell with a Glass of Champagne Restaurants The Ship Inn 01797 222 233 Ship’s Store 01797 226 767 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB The Ship, Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach TN36 4LH The Ambrette 01797 222 043 24 High Street, Rye TN31 7JF Seafood Festival Menu on Thursday 13th and Sunday 23rd Suttons 01797 226 261 February 2014 The Ship Winchelsea Beach 01797 226 767 Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach TN36 4LH Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach TN36 4LA The Bell, Iden 01797 280 242 Rye Bay Scallops with Black Pudding Fritters, Pea and Mint Church Lane, Iden TN31 7PU Jelly and Tomato Caramel Exciting Scallop Menu inspired from some of the Continents of the World Simply Italian 01797 226 024 The Strand, Rye TN31 7DB The Ferry Inn 01233 758 246 Pan-Fried Scallops with Pancetta and Savoy cabbage or with Appledore Road, Stone in Oxney TN30 7JY Butternut Squash Risotto and crispy Sage Coquilles Saint Jacques à la Parisienne, Scallops with Chorizo Accommodation THE BELL, IDEN 01797 280 242 and Scallops with Peppers & White Beans St Clement’s Restaurant 01424 200 355 3 Mercatoria, St Leonards-on-Sea TN38 0EB BESIDE THE SEA HOLIDAYS, CAMBER 01376 330 888 Five Bells Inn Brabourne 01303 813 334 Scallops with Jerusalem Artichoke & Serrano Ham Purée or The Street, East Brabourne, Ashford TN25 5LP BOHO-HOUSE HOLIDAY LETS, PETT 07710 164 306 with crispy Belly Pork, Black Bean & Ginger sauce Pan Fried with Spiced Apple and Crispy Pork Crackling or BRAMLEY AND TEAL, RYE AND CAMBER 01580 860 840 Oven Baked in a Puff Pastry Shell with Mushrooms & Leeks The Union Steakhouse 01797 229 289 CADBOROUGH FARM COTTAGES, RYE 01797 225 426 8 East Street, Rye TN31 7JY Flackley Ash Hotel 01797 230 651 FIVE BELLS INN BRABOURNE, BRABOURNE 01303 813 334 Barnetts Hill, Peasmarsh TN31 6YH FLACKLEY ASH HOTEL, PEASMARSH 01797 230 651 FREEDOM HOLIDAY HOMES, CAMBER 01580 720 770 The Waterside Restaurant 01797 227 982 The River Haven Hotel, Quayside, Rye TN31 7EL THE GEORGE IN RYE, RYE 01797 222 114 Hayden’s Coffee Shop 01797 224 501 Scallops with Black Pudding and Bacon, with King Prawn, HAYDEN’S, RYE 01797 224 501 108 High Street, Rye TN31 7JE Scallop Morney or Hazelnut Butter Grilled Scallops JEAKE’S HOUSE, RYE 01797 222 828 Webbe’s at The Fish Café 01797 222 226 THE LODGE AT WINCHELSEA 01797 226 211 17 Tower Street, Rye TN31 7AT THE MERMAID INN, RYE 01797 223 065 Landgate Bistro 01797 222 829 Scallop with Parsnip Puree, with Twice Cooked Pork Belly, 5/6 Landgate, Rye TN31 7LH OLD BOROUGH ARMS, RYE 01797 222 128 Cauliflower Soup or Five Course Rye Bay Taster Menu Scallops with Parmesan Gnocchi, with Home-Cured Bacon, THE QUEEN’S HEAD INN 01797 226 929 in Lime with Tomato and Coriander and Trio of Scallops White Dog Inn 01580 830 264 THE RIVER HAVEN HOTEL, RYE 01797 227 982 Village Street, Ewhurst Green TN32 5TD Marino’s Fish Bar 01797 223 268 RYE LODGE HOTEL, RYE 01797 223 838 Scallops with Garlic, Chilli and Ginger, with Chorizo, 37 The Mint, Rye TN31 7EN RYE WINDMILL, RYE 01797 224 027 wrapped in Pancetta or Coquilles St Jacques Fresh Scallops in Batter with Chips and a choice of Sweet SEA HOLLY COTTAGE, CAMBER 07766 410 773 Chilli or Tartare Sauce Ye Olde Bell Inn 01797 223 323 33 The Mint, Rye TN31 7EN THE SHIP INN, RYE 01797 222 233 The George Grill 01797 222 114 Scallops with Chorizo, with Slow Cooked Pork Belly or King STRAND HOUSE, WINCHELSEA 01797 226 276 The George in Rye, 98 High Street, Rye TN31 7JT Prawn and Scallop Ragout with Spaghetti WILLOW TREE HOUSE, RYE 01797 227 820 Ypres Castle Inn 01797 223 248 Gun Garden, Rye TN31 7HH The Mermaid Inn 01797 223 065 Scallops in Parma Ham, with Mash, with Bacon Lardons, Mermaid Street, Rye TN31 7EY with Chorizo, with Black Pudding or Seafood Linguine Scallops with Boudin Noir Bonbons, with Honey Cured scallop.org.uk Pancetta or Rye Bay Scallop Thai Broth.
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