Taste New Mexico in Freeze-Dried Form
WHAT HAPPENS to a green chile that’s exposed to minus 40 degrees and the kind of low-pressure environment you’d find at 200,000 feet elevation? Cat Frost has the answer: It turns light and airy—like a…
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WHAT HAPPENS to a green chile that’s exposed to minus 40 degrees and the kind of low-pressure environment you’d find at 200,000 feet elevation? Cat Frost has the answer: It turns light and airy—like a…
Read MoreIN ALBUQUERQUE’S NORTH VALLEY, No Bull Prime Meats lives up to its name. For the past six years, Brett and Linda Rizzi have run a no-nonsense, all-flavor specialty shop and online store offering…
Read MoreIN TAOS, where creativity runs deep, even hummus gets an inspired makeover. “I’m a hummus fiend,” says Chelsea Travers, who founded Taos Sprouted Hummus in 2022. “During Covid, I was making it all the…
Read MoreHOW HARD CAN IT BE? Trisha Ray thought several years ago when she offered to make custom sugar-cookie bouquets for each member of her son’s football team. Very hard, it turned out. “They weren’t the…
Read MoreFOR FELIX MAURO TORRES, food isn’t just a business, it’s a connection to culture, heritage, and the lessons he learned growing up in Albuquerque’s North Valley. As the founder of Southwest Heritage…
Read MorePICURIS PUEBLO’S FORESTRY department is on a mission to make cookouts more environmentally responsible. The pueblo offers all-natural wood charcoal made from piñon, juniper, ponderosa pine, cedar, and…
Read MoreA POT OF HOMEMADE Laotian chile paste was always on the table in Kinna Perez’s family home. When she first brought her husband, Manuel, to visit, he instantly recognized the flavor-packed condiment as…
Read MorePOKE AROUND TERI’S SWEET GARDEN candy shop in Los Lunas and you’ll find dark chocolate fudge, old-fashioned peanut brittle, and jars filled with … pickles? In a candy shop? You betcha! “As a kid in…
Read MoreTIRED OF HAVING TO PEEL, squeeze, and boil ingredients every time she wanted to make a fresh cocktail, Albuquerque mixologist and bar manager Paige Alvarez longed for a line of high-quality drink…
Read MoreON A SOUTHWESTERN slope of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Velarde, an organic vegetable farm is generating some serious heat. “The dry climate of New Mexico lends itself to making a hotter…
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