There's A Tree in That Restaurant
Above: The 100-year-old elm growing inside El Paragua. Photograph by Minesh Bacrania. At 300 years old, the cottonwood in the parking lot at El Paragua might be the most ancient tree in the…
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Category: Eat & Drink
This New Bosque Brewery Is Amazing
Above: Check out Bosque Brewing's newest location in Bernallio. Courtesy of Bosque Brewing . The view from a barstool at the Bosque North Brewery and Taproom, which opened in Bernalillo in July, is…
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Places We Love: Santa Fe's Paloma Restaurant
Above: The food at Paloma, like the cocktails, is Mexican-inspired. Photograph by Gabriella Marks. Nathan Mayes, the 31-year-old chef and partner at Paloma, in Santa Fe, is fanatical about where he…
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In Celebration of Whiskey
Bartenders, distillers, mixologists, and connoisseurs stir it up with tastings and seminars devoted to America’s favorite spirit during the inaugural Whiskey Classic, October 13 at Bonanza Creek…
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The Food Truck Different
Above: Good food and a good cause. Order up! Photograph by John McCauley. Carmen Rodriguez started out as a migrant farm laborer, cooking meals on the radiator of the family car. He got mixed up in…
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CNM's New Course: Beer
Above: Course instructor Asa Stone conducts some research. Beer is a central part of society and an integral part of civilization—especially in New Mexico. But where did it come from? Call it a happy…
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A Guide To Fluffy Homemade Tortillas
WHEN YOU LOVE FOOD, it’s tempting to get distracted by shiny things: the hottest restaurants, the boldest chefs, the trendiest ingredients. But these are often transitory pleasures, stars that burn…
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Red River's New Family-Owned Brewery
Above: Red River Brewing Company. While there, end it with the Mile High Ice Cream Pie, an Instagram-worthy mound of indulgence. Photograph Courtesy of Red River Brewing Company. In a resort town…
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Our 20 Favorite New Mexican Foods
NOTHING BURNS OUR BURRITOS like hearing people—including otherwise knowledgeable foodies—refer to New Mexico’s cuisine as “Tex-Mex” or “Mexican.” The confusion is understandable to a point. Yes, we…
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It's Peak Harvest Season. These Are The Best Farmers' Markets in the State.
Photos by Celia Raney. September is the peak of the harvest season in New Mexico, and fresh fruits and veggies can be found at farmers’ markets throughout the fall. Some of the most colorful and…
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