Roots Farm Café Celebrates Local Food
Above: Roots Farm Café is part restaurant, part coffee shop, part mercantile, even part farm. Photograph courtesy of Roots Farm Café. THEY JUST RAN OUT of Gouda for their roast beef panini, but no…
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Above: Roots Farm Café is part restaurant, part coffee shop, part mercantile, even part farm. Photograph courtesy of Roots Farm Café. THEY JUST RAN OUT of Gouda for their roast beef panini, but no…
Read MoreFarmers’ markets are a great place to find new ingredients. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. OVER THE PAST YEAR, many of us have found ways to get closer to our food, including at the excellent…
Read MoreOVER THE PAST FEW YEARS, a national trend of food halls has breezed into New Mexico, injecting new life into neighborhoods, restoring overlooked architectural gems, and providing fertile ground for…
Read MoreTHE MORNING IS QUIET as my husband and I make the drive down NM 14 from Santa Fe to San Marcos Cafe & Feed Store for breakfast. The muted gray hue of the early-spring sky accentuates the gold tones…
Read MoreAbove: Picnic NM packs its platters with local ingredients. Photograph courtesy of Lauren Stutzman. If you want to wow the gang at your next picnic, skip the packaged potato salad. Instead, turn to…
Read MoreAbove: Circle J Barbeque smokes 60 pounds of meat every day. Holy cow. Photography courtesy of Circle J Barbeque. It might seem sacrilegious, but Will Ponder will go ahead and say it: Circle J…
Read MoreAbove: Behold the beauty of a burger at the Bibo Bar and Grill. Photograph by Gabriella Marks. Lured merely by the promise of a great green chile cheeseburger, we didn’t know that NM 279 north of…
Read MoreAbove: Staying in, can also include going outside—if you plan on going for a hike, that is. Photograph by M. Angie Salazar. We get it. It’s been quite the week. You’ve put together a workable…
Read MoreAbove: An assortment of peppers. Photograph by Timothy L. Brock. Tears will fall from my eyes and not because I’m sad. Instead, I’ll be sampling the wares at the National Fiery Foods & Barbecue Show…
Read MoreAbove: Jane and Steve Darland outside their home. Photographs by Jay Hemphill. THE WATER OF ALAMOSA CREEK runs clear and constant and so warm that you could irrigate with it all year long. That, in…
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