http://www.shens.com/domitila/ en-us Copyright 2009 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 19:58:49 -0800 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/ http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification Domitila the glass slippers are replaced by nopales, a traditional Mexican dish. Now you can show off your inner Cinderella (well ok, Domitila) by making her famous nopales.

Here's how:

Nopales (makes 4 servings)

5 nopales (de-spined and cleaned)
 Cut into 1 inch squares
 Cover with water
 Cook 30 minutes or until tender

Mix together the following:
 1 medium onion, chopped
 2 medium tomatoes, chopped
 Cilantro, salt, chilies, and flavorings of choice

Serving suggestions

Mix ingredients and serve cold as salad or saute together with meat of choice and serve hot
May be main or side dish

Remember, Mexican nopales become special by means of the talent, imagination and taste of the cook.
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"Young readers will enjoy comparing this moralistic story with the familiar fairy tale, and will come away with an expanded sense of the region's landscape and culture."

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"... the full-page oil-on-canvas illustrations are bright, sumptuous, and visually enticing. The text is bordered by proverbs rendered in both Spanish and English. Well-written and strongly illustrated, this tale is a solid addition to the canon of New-World Cinderella stories..."

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