Artichoke Cafe’s Cannellini Bean Soup
The Artichoke Cafe 424 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102; 505-243-0200…
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Category: January
Seasoned with Love
THE PRESSURES OF RUNNING A RESTAURANT—especially during these past two years, when many eateries succumbed to the challenges—can be enhanced by working with a life partner. Well, sometimes. It can…
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The 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: Enchanted Adventures
WITH SOME OF THE MOST BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES in the world, New Mexico almost implores you to get outdoors. Among those spots that call out to us? Our 35 state parks and their rivers, cliffs…
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Shop New Mexico-Inspired Skis and Apparel
JUST POINT IN ISN'T SO MUCH A BRAND AS A MANTRA. “The mentality is you go for it,” says Ted Wolff, the Taos company’s CEO. “It works in all aspects of life, not just skiing.” Wolff, however, didn’t…
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A Mighty Sound
A BAG OF FRIED CHICKEN GIZZARDS BOUGHT WITH COINS plucked from a gutter, some relatives to play games with, and a meetup with his wandering, alcoholic mother at the end of the day. Those were the keys…
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The Feather and the Cellphone
MY COMPANIONS AND I LABORED THROUGH DEEP SNOW for 15 long minutes—and this after driving through two-foot-deep drifts on the way up to the caldera on a frigid February evening. Now, as we trudged on…
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The 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photos of the Year: Animals
1ST PLACE Song Dog in the Snow, Pam Dorner (above) “I took my youngest dog Blue (a Labrador Retriever mix) on a hike in the bosque near my home in Rio Rancho, before an early October snowstorm. The…
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Mille’s Cassoulet
From Seasoned with Love , January/February 2022. Mille 451 W Alameda St, Santa Fe, NM 87501; 505-930-5492…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Step into Ansel Adams’s early work. In Santa Fe, the New Mexico Museum of Art’s sizeable collection of 20th-century works gets some love (and new digs) with three distinct galleries on the…
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Vara Uncorks New Sparkling Wines
WHETHER IT'S A NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION or a special Valentine’s date, keep the sparkle and fizz alive. Thanks to New Mexico’s long and rich winemaking history—going back to 1629, when the first wine…
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