Good Things, Small Packages
New Mexicans have many ways to enjoy the holidays through our unique food and drink. One of our gifts to you this holiday season is a recipe for making an adobe gingerbread house from our December…
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Category: 2012
New Mexico - Not in the U.S.!
Next Stop: The North Pole Bunny Doyle, of Albuquerque, was delighted last Christmas when a colorful envelope arrived in her mailbox and made her a firm believer in miracles. The envelope had five…
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Snow Much to Love
The first time I ever skied at Red River, 10 years ago, it was one of those flakeless winters that New Mexicans must occasionally endure as the price, I suppose, for living in what’s normally a ski…
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2013 New Mexico Vacation Guide Now Available
The 2013 New Mexico Vacation Guide – 154 pages filled with places to see, things to do and people to meet, along with information essential to visiting the Land of Enchantment – will soon be available…
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Top 5 Chile Recipes
Our picks for a few unusual chile recipes featured in New Mexico Magazine Every New Mexican's favorite ingredient—chile, of course—isn't just for traditional main courses. It also appears in soups…
Read MoreHoliday Traditions, Preserved
Light up the holidays with gifts of food and drink for your friends and family. The hottest food trend of 2012 has been preserving goodies from garden, orchard, and market. Canning jars, pickling…
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Catch a Lift
Skiers and snowboarders of New Mexico, rejoice. It doesn’t matter whether you like to get your whoosh on in the northern or southern part of the state—capital improvements abound. Ski Apache and Ski…
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Canyon Road's December Delights
Meandering Santa Fe's gallery-lined Canyon Road is a vibrant experience, regardless of the season. But during the month of December and the Christmas holiday, this storied art lane ramps up its visual…
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Holiday Highlights
Northern New Mexico residents call the state’s iconic holiday decorations farolitos , while southerners call them luminarias . But all agree that these simple, sand-weighted paper bags, each containing…
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Joe West’s New Mexico Songbook
It’s Saturday night at the dark-timbered Mine Shaft Tavern, in Madrid. The long, scarred wooden bar is elbow-to-elbow and the tables are full, but nowhere is more crowded than the dance floor…
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