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…
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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 MoreLight 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…
Read MoreView a PDF of Adela Amador's inaugural "Southwest Flavor" column here. Adela Amador penned the “Southwest Flavor” column from its 1993 inception until 2006. The column wove recipes with stories of…
Read MoreDURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON, many New Mexican families gather for a tamalada (a tamale-making party). Because tamales can be quite labor-intensive to make, families create assembly lines with each…
Read MoreIN MUCH OF OUR COUNTRY, Main Street cafés and drive-ins with carhops have gone the way of Fred Flintstone’s bronto burger. But New Mexico still boasts a wealth of vintage, family-owned and -operated…
Read MoreThe state’s film history begins with Indian Day School (1898), a 50-second strip created by the Edison Manufacturing Company when New Mexico was still a territory. The simple film shows Native…
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