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Volume I, Issue I Don Quixote La Mancha, Spain
Fall, 1615
Teresa/Juana Panza
I think that great big steaming plate over there is stew, and given the diversity of ingredients in such stews, I cant help but run across something that Ill like and will do me good. Olla Podrida
3 cups dried chickpeas (about 1 pounds), picked over, soaked in cold water overnight, and drained 1 pounds oxtails pound jamn serrano, cubed 1 ham bone or one -pound beef shank bone 5 cups water 1 garlic clove, peeled 4 black peppercorns Pinch of saffron threads, crumbled teaspoon cumin seeds 2 ripe plum tomatoes, peeled and seeded, 1 whole and 1 finely chopped pound green beans, ends trimmed and chopped 4 chicken legs 1 pound Spanish-style chorizo sausage, sliced 1 potato, peeled and diced Salt to taste The elegant knight on his death bed, surrounded by friends and admirers. 1. Put the chickpeas, oxtail, jamn serrano, and ham bone or beef shank in a large stew pot with 4 cups of the cold water. Bring to a simmer slowly, about 30 minutes, then cook for 1 hour, skimming the foam off the surface.
of Cide Hamete Benengelis famous novel. He goes under the self-established persona Don Quixote, a knight. Readers followed his adventures almost as they came, for fans were well-aware of his pres ence while he was still making his trek across Spain on the quest to knighthood. His closest companion was Sancho Panza, a peasant. The priest and the barber of La Mancha were also present at his deathbed. Don Quixote/Alonso Quixano never married, though close friends and family alluded to a lover in another town, who is supposedly in extreme mourning. Though Quixote had his legion of good friends and faithful followers, there were also those who wanted to prevent from him from attaining full-fledged knighthood, including the Duke and the Duchess and Sanson Carrasco. He is survived by his niece, who believes that his legacy will not end dying as Alonso Quixano, but as Don Quixote. His spirit lives on, and his story will be remembered for centuries to come because as we know, heroes never die.
eports have confirmed that Sancho Panza of La Mancha was appointed governor of Baratario yesterday. 2. In a mortar, pound the garlic, Many were skeptical as to his peppercorns, saffron, and cumin abilities and training on the subject of govtogether until mushy. Add the whole tomato and continue pound- ernorship because of his association with Don Quixote of La Mancha. Panza previing until the mixture is homogously served as the squire to Don Quixote, enous. yet, he amazed the townspeople of Baratario with his wisdom, yesterday, in court. 3. Add the green beans, chicken His first act as governor was relegs, chorizo, potato, and the fusing to be called Don Sancho Panza and chopped tomato to the stew pot along with the remaining cup cold declaring: I dont have a Don, and neiwater. Carefully stir the stew and ther did anybody else in my family (747). Panza immediately established himsalt lightly. Add the spice mixture self as a commoner among the people, not to the pot and stir carefully to wanting to be acknowledged as the nobility blend well. he recently became. The surprises continued as Panza handled the court cases with grace 4. Cook over very low heat for and ease. The first case brought before him 2 to 4 hours, checking doneness concerned a tailor and a peasant and the apoccasionally after 2 hours. The parent stealing of five caps. Instead of grantcocido is done when the meat is ing either the tailor of the peasant compensafalling off the chicken legs and the potato has lost its crunch, but tion for their losses Panza ordered: that the before it begins to fall apart. Taste tailor should lose the cost of his labor, and the peasant his cloth, and the caps should and correct the seasoning.
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be taken to the prisoners in jail (749). The gallery was shocked at this outcome, but the governors orders were carried out, as Panza proved to be a man of just intentions. By the end of the afternoon everyone who had gathered in court were stunned by the talents of Sancho Panza and consid-
ers [to be] again amazed at the judgments and verdicts of their new governor (752). While it is only Sancho Panzas second day as governor, this new appointment proves to be an interesting one, not only for the people of Baratario, but also for the credibility of the teachings of Don Quixote.