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• Described as an " olla podrida " in two acts, " Panjandrum " is set in the Philippines.
• The text panel states that the tureen possibly holds pot a oille, the French version of the Spanish slow-cooked meat and vegetable stew olla podrida.
• In May 1889, at Subramania Iyer's invitation, the Anglo-Indian barrister Eardley Norton began to write a regular column " Olla Podrida " for the newspaper.
• These short stories, plays, pieces of travel journalism, and essays appeared in " The Metropolitan Magazine " too, and were later published in book form as " Olla Podrida ".
• The Chilean cazuela is related to the " olla podrida ", a colonial dish of similar characteristics, but it also shares roots with a Mapuche stock called " korr?".
• The word " potpourri " comes into English from the Spanish stew with a wide variety of ingredients called " " olla podrida " ", specialty of the town of Burgos.
• Slow cookers do not provide sufficient heat to compensate for loss of moisture and heat due to frequent removal of the lid, e . g ., to add and remove food in perpetual stews, ( pot au feu, olla podrida ).
• William Osler stated, " In the whole range of medical terminology there is no such olla podrida as Chorea, which for a century has served as a sort of nosological pot into which authors have cast indiscriminately affections characterised by irregular, purposeless movements ."
• It has been suggested by some authorities that the derivation of the word " oille " is from the Spanish " olla podrida " but it seems more likely that it is derived from " oule ", which is used in south-west France to describe an earthenware pot in which the dish is prepared.
• That article, olla podrida, has since been modified to describe this as a " folk etymology ", although some confusion could still result from Wikipedia's coverage, since the name of the dish given by the " Times " was " cocido ", which at this writing directs the reader to a different article on the subject.
• In 1972 he premieres in the New Theatre Festival of Sitges the play " Paraphernalia de la olla podrida, la misericordia y la mucha consolaci髇 ", a show which was subsequently taken to Paris, in the frame of the 1st anti-Franco Week of the University of Sorbonne, and in 1973 he premieres " Pasodoble " at the Teatro Alfil during the New Theatre Festival of Madrid.