SPRING GREENS FRITTERS
Ellen Zachos shares a recipe for “Spring Greens Fritters” that you can adapt to whatever greens you have on hand.
Read MoreMar 19, 2024 | Foraging, Recipes, Spring 2024
Ellen Zachos shares a recipe for “Spring Greens Fritters” that you can adapt to whatever greens you have on hand.
Read MoreMar 19, 2024 | Foodshed, Foraging, Spring 2024
We follow Ellen Zachos up Holy Ghost Creek, where she guides us in foraging for early spring greens.
Read MoreApr 11, 2023 | DIY, Foraging, Spring 2023
Ellen Zachos highlights the versatility of New Mexico’s state flower in “Yucca Blossoms: They Taste As Good As They Look.”
Read MoreIn this edition of Foraging, Ellen Zachos celebrates the abundance and versatility of acorns.
Read MoreJun 26, 2022 | DIY, Early Summer 2022, Foraging
Ellen Zachos writes about the New Mexico locust—an understory tree native to the southwestern United States. Includes Locust Sorbet recipe.
Read MoreMar 1, 2024 | Spring 2024
This issue of edible New Mexico is devoted to life in the mountains, to the place-based ways to tend our lands and forests through whatever comes.
Read MoreDec 2, 2022 | Early Winter 2022, Foodshed
Beauty, Flavor, and Science Converge on a Taos Foray By Ellen Zachos · Photos by Stephanie Cameron...
Read MoreNov 1, 2022 | Early Winter 2022
In this issue, we learn from Annie Montes that mycorrhizal fungi are likely crucial to the survival and regeneration of thousands of acres of precious piñon forest, which shares its humble canopy and its seeds with diverse species—humans included.
Read MoreJan 9, 2022 | Foraging, Late Winter 2022
Words and Photos by Ellen Zachos Many New Mexicans dread the onset of juniper season, when massive...
Read MoreNov 9, 2021 | DIY, Early Winter 2021, Recipes
Words and Photos by Ellen Zachos The dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) may be the most easily...
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