Plaza Café Sopaipillas
This story originally appeared in “It's a Dry Sweet” by Sarah Mock…
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Tag: New Mexican Food
What to Eat This Month: Pumpkin Posole
WHEN THE ASPENS turn glorious gold, in-the-know Santa Feans anticipate the arrival of pumpkin posole on the Plaza Café menu. “Sometime in the early 2000s, back before the pumpkin spice and pumpkin…
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Tia Sophia’s Lands in Roswell
A TRAIL OF LITTLE GREEN men leads us to Tia Sophia’s Roswell. The Santa Fe restaurant’s satellite location, which opened in April, already seems right at home in the UFO Capital of the World’s…
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Green Chile Pesto and Chicken Abuelita Pizza
This recipe originally appeared in “Pizza, New Mexico–Style” by Lynn Cline…
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Hillsboro’s Historic Cafe Looks Ahead
THE HILLSBORO GENERAL Store Cafe has been many things in its 147 years: a dry goods store; a bank; a drugstore; a relief center during the Great Depression, when handwritten ledgers of what the town…
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3 New Mexico Chefs to Know
JULIAN LUJAN The Stakeout, Taos Just south of Taos, the Stakeout sits atop Outlaw Hill among a forest of piñon and juniper. Known primarily as an events venue—where couples often exchange vows against…
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Ode to Hi-D-Ho Drive In
TO ORDER A WORLD-FAMOUS TIGER Burger—or anything else—from Alamogordo’s Hi-D-Ho Drive In, you simply flash your headlights. They’ve done it this way since 1952. You push the button or twist the dial a…
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Mac and Cheese Makeover
AFTER ROB MCCORMACK’S WIFE, Tania, spent a whole summer doctoring mac and cheese with frozen green chile, he detected a business opportunity. As a passionate outdoorsman, McCormack was always looking…
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Dig In with Rebecca Freeman
DON’T BE SHY. PUSH YOUR SPOON all the way through the toffee date cake, grabbing some warm toffee sauce and cold horchata ice cream in the same bite. And don’t skip the pumpkin tuile on top, which…
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Warm Up with Good Food
A SECRET PASSAGEWAY from the Inn of the Five Graces leads to the Dragon Room bar, a Santa Fe local’s hangout since 1944—or you can just slip in off Old Santa Fe Trail. A few of the famous creole and…
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