Tomatillo Cucumber Summer Soup
This cool and refreshing Tomatillo Cucumber Summer Soup can be made well ahead of time and served cold.
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Jul 26, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Recipes
This cool and refreshing Tomatillo Cucumber Summer Soup can be made well ahead of time and served cold.
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In our recipe for Tomato Ice Cream with Candied Basil, the sweet tanginess of tomatoes combined with cream and sugar is a marriage made in heaven.
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This recipe features a thin-sliced raw Zucchini Carpaccio, brightened with Parmesan, lemon, and fresh herbs.
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All you need to make crostini is olive oil, a loaf of quality bread, and the toppings of your choice—for a summer dinner party, we went with Shishito Romesco Crostini and Honey Pecan Crostini.
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In “Designing Agricultural Landscapes for Human Well-Being,” Robin Babb explores New Mexico projects that incorporate the intentional placement and design of agricultural landscapes—an approach that accounts for human well-being rather than just efficiency.
Read MoreMay 6, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Recipes
Get the recipe for Steak Pizzaiola, a seared steak with a hearty pomodoro sauce that allows garden and in-season tomatoes to shine.
Read MoreMay 5, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Recipes
Pasta al Pomodoro is our go-to recipe when we have fresh tomatoes; pasta is the perfect vessel to make them shine, and the pomodoro sauce can also be used in a variety of other recipes.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Eat, Foodshed
Jennifer C. Olson talks with two entrepreneurs who are bringing modern-day perspectives and new hangouts to old downtown Albuquerque spaces.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Eat
In “Romancing Home,” Mariko O. Thomas immerses readers in the warm and welcoming atmospheres of two Taos eateries, The Love Apple and Manzanita Market.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023
In “Food for Thought: The Art of Presentation,” Diaz takes us on a historical tour of food presentation, from the elaborate feasts of ancient Greece and Rome to medieval banquets to the nineteenth-century French art of plating, and offers a few concrete tips for setting your own memorable table or buffet.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Gardening
Marisa Thompson offers tips on designing a backyard habitat that welcomes wildlife, focusing on three essential aspects—food, shelter, and water.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Drink, Early Summer 2023, Local Heroes, Wine
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Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Eat, Local Heroes
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Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Local Heroes
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The Skillet, the 2022 Local Hero for Gastropub, is commonly referred to as an “art bar,” with the majority of the artwork at the Las Vegas restaurant created by chef and owner Isaac Sandoval.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023
In the spirit of this whole-bodied season, the issue of edible embraces all the senses and focuses on the design in everything around us—the shades on the windows we look out of while eating breakfast, the chairs we sit on at lunch, the art on the walls of the rooms where we meet for dinner.
Read MoreMay 1, 2023 | Early Summer 2023, Foodshed
Writing on fashion design that draws inspiration from local landscapes and foodways, Christie Green investigates the practice of deepening the connection to animals hunted or raised for food by preserving and using their hides.
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