The Panama Canal Review 1974
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El Gallo de Oro, the sitdown version of Don Samy I, opened in 1969. The menu features such Panamanian favor- ites as the delicious sancocho and gallo pinto.
Gallo pinto, misnamed because it con- tains no fowl, is a soupy stew made of rice and beans and pieces of pork tail, served with a typical sauce.
A version of Sancocho Santefio is served at the Joron de Vista Hermosa where the cook adds pimento, celery, sweet pepper, Chinese parslev, onion and fried green plantain to Panama's national dish....
\ 14 Sphing 1974 r Isthmus Turf Stars Km imnn 9 ■I miiiir SHK* 7 ■I li^ Ml.
r^ f 13 12 II 10 8 6 FaPfeSEC ligf-BiJfK 4/ 3-; By Jose T. Tunon PANAMA RACE FANS HAD their finest hour at 4 p.m. Decem- ber 2, 1973 when a Panamanian bred 3-year-old named Montecarlo romped home to win the 7th International Ca- ribbean Classic at President Remon Racetrack.
Ridden by Panamanian jockey Mar- cel Ziifiiga, Montecarlo, bom in Pan- ama, sired and foaled by Panamanian stock, is the first native horse to win the $50,000 classic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
El Gallo de Oro, the sitdown version of Don Samy I, opened in 1969. The menu features such Panamanian favor- ites as the delicious sancocho and gallo pinto.
Gallo pinto, misnamed because it con- tains no fowl, is a soupy stew made of rice and beans and pieces of pork tail, served with a typical sauce.
A version of Sancocho Santefio is served at the Joron de Vista Hermosa where the cook adds pimento, celery, sweet pepper, Chinese parslev, onion and fried green plantain to Panama's national dish....
\ 14 Sphing 1974 r Isthmus Turf Stars Km imnn 9 ■I miiiir SHK* 7 ■I li^ Ml.
r^ f 13 12 II 10 8 6 FaPfeSEC ligf-BiJfK 4/ 3-; By Jose T. Tunon PANAMA RACE FANS HAD their finest hour at 4 p.m. Decem- ber 2, 1973 when a Panamanian bred 3-year-old named Montecarlo romped home to win the 7th International Ca- ribbean Classic at President Remon Racetrack.
Ridden by Panamanian jockey Mar- cel Ziifiiga, Montecarlo, bom in Pan- ama, sired and foaled by Panamanian stock, is the first native horse to win the $50,000 classic.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 1974?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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