There's always time for pie
Strawberries and cream hand pies are an easy, delicious dessert for picnics and other outings.
Writer Kristen Cox Roby highlights three spots to fulfill your ice cream dreams.
Simple ingredients and a flourish of asparagus make this quiche special.
Roasted eggplant with green chile curry is wonderful paired with all kinds of grilled meat and fish, salads, pita or bread.
Cherries and almonds are a heavenly pairing; the play between the soft fruit and crunchy nuts always gets applause. In this recipe, they’re scattered throughout a mild…
Squash blossoms offer a delicate taste and texture with a stunning presentation.
In addition to infusing flavor, marinades also function as a tenderizer.
Airport Road's food trucks showcase more than just tacos.
This high desert skillet cheese features brie, honey, green chile, blackberries and pecans.
When they’re at their best, I present them simply, with accompaniments that complement but don’t compete.
Roby sampled 17 food trucks along the Airport Road corridor.
Given time, all kinds of vegetables can be made into chips.
Coming from the Midwest, our year-round farmers market in Santa Fe is a gift that will never get old.
This unpretentious little cake, just sweet berries cradled in a single, tender layer, is one of our best-loved summer desserts.
To celebrate the best of the farmers market, you just need a touch of the grill.
From tortas to ‘birria,’ writer Kristen Cox Roby explores the corridor’s many mobile culinary delights.
Aside from making delicious sandwiches, this combo of roasted pork and barbecue sauce can be put to use in many ways.
The city has plenty of pizza options, but little consensus on where to go for the finest slice.
A red chile-tinged swirl and a delicious 'mistake' make these brownies even better
This grilled vegetable tartine with whipped green chile tahini brings bold flavors with simple and straightforward components.
Forget daffodils and flip-flops, I’m not convinced that warm weather has truly arrived until rhubarb appears in our markets. While many fruits and berries are in our s…
It’s time to take a break from chain coffee shops.
Ketchup and garlic dips are wonderful with the fries and can be used with any number of savory foods on the table.
Have you tried making your favorite sea-level cake recipe in New Mexico’s high country? If it worked, you’re lucky.
This chicken salad features roasted chicken, apple, red onion and celery in blend of creme fraiche and green chile.
Bar Castañeda has opened its doors to serve free meals to first responders and evacuees for as long as there is a need.
Fire-roasted chiles separate New Mexico's cheeseburgers from the pack.
In the mood for pizza, hot dogs or grilled chicken? Check out these three spots that serve up crave-worthy classics.
Calabacitas is a dish steeped in New Mexico history originating from Native Pueblos dating to the 16th century.
This recipe has a classic and simple graham cracker crust and a creamier-than-most-cheesecakes interior.
Manolla Cafe's Manon Pierme describes her menu as a modern take on health food with a Mediterranean twist.
When I taste, smell or think about Easter pie, I think of my grandmother, Mary Palombo.
This is a fine-dining dessert classic you can easily whip up at home.
Grilled whole red snapper with green mole, kale and olives: Let the outdoor cooking season begin.
Eldorado features a lineup that ranges from Greek, French and Thai food to coffee, cheese and food truck comfort food.
Quick-pickled vegetables make a perfect topping for avocado toast.
Events celebrating food and drink make a return to Santa Fe this spring.
This recipe utilizes corn flour (finely milled cornmeal) to create a golden, crunchy exterior while retaining a soft, fluffy center.
There are many liberties you can take to make this your own.
New food trucks pop up in Santa Fe so often that it can be hard to keep track of them all. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try.
This recipe for hot smoked salmon pate is deceptively easy.
These crackers are so crispy, delicious and versatile, they can be used for sweet and savory pairings without missing a beat.
Writer Kristen Cox Roby explores three very different and enjoyable pickup dining experiences.
Combine two classic desserts for one amazing birthday treat.
Adding Southwest flavors elevates a classic dish to another level.
This "High Desert Ramen" dish incorporates some classic New Mexico flavors.
This bright red curry made with New Mexico chile pods finds a way to be both light and warming at the same time.
Filled with plants and sporting a freestanding koi pond, Opuntia is part tea shop, part restaurant and part plant boutique.
This classical French dish literally means “rooster in wine” and is loaded with comforting flavors and textures.
This recipe is a spectacular treat and comfort dish rolled into one.
This fast chicken soup, which incorporates a rotisserie chicken, is flexible and easy to prepare.
It looked like a burger. It smelled like a burger. But all things considered, I wasn’t sure these were positives.
Missed them? Read our recent reviews of Fiesta Oaxaca, Campo at Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm, and Cuchara del Inca.
Painter Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks might come to mind when you approach Café Fina in the evening. Walls of windows give the dining room a fishbowl quality, enveloping everyone in the deep indigo of winter’s nighttime. Is that a coyote watching me sip my soup?
In fall 2018, Paddy Rawal went back to business with Raaga-Go, a takeout-only shop serving a wide range of traditional Indian dishes alongside some of the most popular offerings from his earlier brick-and-mortar incarnation.
Tibet Kitchen's menu presents an ideal opportunity to taste new things and realize that, in what we eat and in many other ways, we have more in common than we think.
Thirty-six years after it first opened, Saigon Vietnamese Kitchen proves that sometimes playing it safe pays off. You’ll find a smallish set menu here with nary a bite of the usual tendon or tripe in Vietnam’s famous pho, but with dishes that nod to the café’s Chinese restaurant origins.
In seeking out Santa Fe’s most satisfying offerings in this arena, I looked for vegan drinks that could substitute for a light meal, gravitating to those that contain more fat and protein than sugary fruit.
In this brief window before the New Year, visions of crusted medium-rare filets and succulent lobster tails tend to dance in our heads. ’Tis the season for the kind of decadence we usually parcel out over the rest of the year. But at Market Steer Steakhouse, the new dining destination at the Hotel St. Francis, such occasions are a year-round affair.
The last time I ate the best pastrami Reuben west of the Pecos, I went back to work and insisted that my co-workers smell my hands.
Customers have been lining up at Clafoutis since it opened in 2007, the loyal local following undeterred by the tiny, tightly packed dining room, the long wait for seating, or the totally inadequate parking at the bakery’s original location on Guadalupe Street. The restaurant’s move to Body’s former café space on West Cordova Road last spring resolved two of those decade-old problems: The seating has almost doubled, and the parking is now easy and abundant.
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