Breaking Bread
Spanish traditions evolve in New Mexico—and tapas are no different. Michele Ostrove explores how to enjoy these dishes anew. Photography by Douglas Merriam. I’ve got to hand it to the Spanish for…
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Spanish traditions evolve in New Mexico—and tapas are no different. Michele Ostrove explores how to enjoy these dishes anew. Photography by Douglas Merriam. I’ve got to hand it to the Spanish for…
Read MoreSalsa: It's not just for tomatoes anymore! Chef Rocky Durham experiments with such ingredients as pineapple, cucumber, and strawberries in these surprising summer sauces. Photography by Douglas…
Read MoreIn honor of May's Feast Day of San Pasqual, patron saint of cooks and shepherds, Rocky Durham serves up New Mexico lamb recipes. Photography by Douglas Merriam | Illustration by Victoria de Almeida If…
Read MorePrepare trout the Native way by baking it in clay. For centuries, Native peoples have been cooking with clay. In New Mexico, the most commonly used clay is probably micaceous, gathered locally and…
Read MoreCheryl Alters Jamison makes some classic fall recipes from our September issue on the New Mexico Style show. Once you get home with a fragrant, just-picked haul of the best fruits and vegetables…
Read MoreAcoma Pueblo and Sky City Cultural Center - a feast for all of the senses. By Cheryl Alters Jamison | Photography By Douglas Merriam Cheryl Alters Jamison prepares one of the recipes featured in this…
Read MoreTHIS FOURTH OF JULY, we’ve got you covered for star-spangled barbecue fun. Everyone knows grilling is a fine method of cooking—heck, I’ve written a few books on the subject—but here we’re talking…
Read MoreLocal farmers protect the tradition of raising famously curly Churro sheep Adapted from The Border Cookbook (1994), by Cheryl Alters Jamison and Bill Jamison In the early 20th century, northern New…
Read MoreA recipe— a single recipe—enticed me to New Mexico. As I recall, it was 1969 and I was finishing up my high-school homework at the kitchen table of our family home, in Galesburg, Illinois. My dad sat…
Read MoreFORTY DOZEN TAMALES, 20 dozen biscochitos, and gallons of posole, red chile, salsa, and chile con queso...for many a Santa Fe local, it wouldn’t be the holidays without Christmas Eve open house hosted…
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