of the slaughter and the good wine receive the entourage. On the 27th, with the renewal of the "Charges" of the coming year, this party ends. Gastronomy The most unique dish is the talarines, a close relative of the Gazpacho manchego and the tatters, consisting of a stew of meat, vegetables, and mushrooms in which dough wafers are cooked that are broken into pieces (hence the name of tatters). Pipirrana, crumbs, porridge, ajoharina, gachurreno, etc. are also prepared. Some typical quesadeños sweets are: fig bread, papajotes, sweet gachillas, florets, drunkards, and bath donuts. Quesada people Rafael Zabaleta (1907-1960), painter. José Luis Verdes painter, although born in Madrid, was closely related to Quesada, where he sponsored a children's painting contest. One of the local schools is named after him. Rafael Hidalgo de Caviedes (Quesada 1864-Madrid 1950), a painter who was awarded several medals at the National Painting Exhibitions of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Josefina Manresa Marhuenda, wife of Miguel Hernández, born in Quesada on January 2, 1916 and died in Elche on February 19, 1987. Antonio Navarrete (Quesada, 1926-Granada, 2007), poet and writer. Cesáreo Rodríguez Aguilera, Magistrate, art critic, writer and senator in Cortes. Bienvenido Bayona Fernández (1915-2003), poet. See also Sierra de Cazorla Guadalquivir River References Municipalities in the Province of Jaén (Spain)