IN DOWNTOWN RATÓN, across from the stately brick railway station, Jacob Blackwell is arranging organic vegetables and minding the register inside the Heirloom Shop. With its emerald awning and vintage…
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A LATE SUMMER SATURDAY MORNING at the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market is an olfactory experience. There’s the unmistakable aroma of green chiles roasting over open flame, herbaceous notes from marigold…
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DURING THE DOG DAYS, I start looking at my stove as an enemy. Not only has the heat zapped my energy to cook, but working over a hot oven sounds like a punishment of the cruel and unusual variety…
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THANKS TO A PLEASANT CLIMATE and plenty of sunshine, agriculture is deeply rooted in northwestern New Mexico’s San Juan County. It’s why the farmers and ranchers who settled here in the late 1800s…
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1 Focus on abstraction. The Taos Abstract Artists Collective opens its Spring Exhibition at the Taos Center for the Arts with a reception on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. Featuring works by 64 abstract…
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IT'S SATURDAY IN HIGH SUMMER, and the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market is in full swing. A whirl of color—salad greens, multihued tomatoes, ripe peaches, and bright sunflowers—blends with the sounds of live…
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YOU CAN BUY exotic sausages and fancy buns, but to truly gild the grilled lily, you simply must lay out a selection of fine mustards, relishes, and pickles. At her Pickle Jar company, owner Alima…
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