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GRAPEVINES WERE FIRST PLANTED in New Mexico in 1629, and the craft beer scene, although its genesis is more recent (1988), is prolific and award-winning enough to cause us to confidently refer to the…
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GRAPEVINES WERE FIRST PLANTED in New Mexico in 1629, and the craft beer scene, although its genesis is more recent (1988), is prolific and award-winning enough to cause us to confidently refer to the…
Read MoreNOTHING SAYS SUMMER quite like ice cream, along with its extended family of frosty treats. From green chile–topped frozen custard in Las Cruces to classic soft-serve in Aztec to scooped red…
Read MoreHOG WILD PIG ROASTS Most of us aren’t willing to tackle the cooking of a whole hog, though it’s one of the most appealing outdoor cooking methods for serving a group. Fortunately, chefs are serving up…
Read MoreTHE STREET FOOD INSTITUTE Some five years ago, Joslynn Gutierrez drove past a forlorn-looking food truck sitting on an Albuquerque street with a “for sale” sign stuck in the window. Her brother was…
Read MoreView the print version BACKYARD CHICKENS 101 If you’re thinking about getting some chickens, read on. • Have a well-thought-out plan for your birds’ housing and care. Do your research. For classes…
Read MoreANY TIME'S A GOOD TIME for hearty, homey dishes—but March is a great time. It’s still wintry in New Mexico’s higher elevations, and even in the far south, evenings still have a delicious chill. Take…
Read MoreCulturally speaking, New Mexico is a fascinating place to eat dessert. While its savory specialties are arguably more famous, the Land of Enchantment provides a bounty of both ingredients and regional…
Read More“It all started with my grandmother Eloisa on Alto Street,” says Chef John Rivera Sedlar, referring to the narrow lane still lined with ancient adobes on Santa Fe’s west side. Since he left New…
Read MoreWHAT IF EVERY YEAR, you could count on spending an entire weekend in joyous celebration of your dearly departed? Día de los Muertos observances provide just such occasions of festive remembrance…
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