The Oasis
Above: Since 1992, the Hachita Food Mart has been an on-again off-again passion project for Jeff Cullum. Photographs by Andrés Leighton. Old buildings are often said to possess “character” or…
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Above: At 8,751 feet, Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in Texas and the end of the Guadalupe Ridge Trail, which begins in New Mexico. Photographs by Michael DeYoung. IT WAS LATE, maybe too late…
Read More“THIS IS WHERE THE WORLD ROLLS UP,” Eric C. Brown proclaims from his Kingston Clay Company shop, perched on the edge of a town with barely 50 residents, 25 of them part-time. It sounds preposterous—if…
Read MoreAbove: A young visitor catches a view of Los Luceros' historic hacienda. Photographs by Inga Hendrickson. IT'S A CLOUDLESS SKY, a swath of uninterrupted blue that contrasts with the umber…
Read MoreAbove: Roasted Curried Cauliflower Flatbread and the Margarita Flatbread from Sixty-Six Acres in Albuquerque. Photographs courtesy of Sixty-Six Acres. With a menu of shareable comfort food and a bar…
Read MoreSOMETHING ABOUT FRIED dough activates the primitive pleasure sensors of our lizard brains. Tell me this hasn’t happened to you: Someone walks into your office and raises the lid on a dozen still-warm…
Read MoreFrom the "Class Act" article in the April 2018 issue. Go-to Quick Pickle Use this formula to pickle any combination of julienned jalapeño, carrot, daikon, jicama, fennel, or red radish. Cut the…
Read MoreFrom the "Class Act" article in the April 2018 issue. Korean Black Bean Refrito Look for the Korean ingredients used here in jars or tubs at an Asian grocery store. Serves 6 2 (15-ounce) cans cooked…
Read MoreFrom the "Class Act" article in the April 2018 issue. Chicken Mole When you hear the Spanish word mole, you probably think of chocolate, Swenor says, but mole comes from the Nahuatl word for “sauce,”…
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