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• Hail Caesar: Debating the origins of Tijuana’s famous salad

  When is a salad more than just a salad? When it's an artifact of cultural history — a remnant of a time and place that now lives only in the imagination. »Read Story...
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• Plenty of turkey day options

  Let's talk turkey — and everything else you may be thinking about leading up to Thanksgiving dinner. »Read Story...
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• Running With a Fork: Raising the roof — and the bar

  Since the spring of 2007, I have driven the same route home almost every evening — past Cathedral Park, up Old Santa Fe Trail, by 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar, past the Capitol Rotunda and toward the snarling traffic on Cerrillos Road and St. Francis Drive. »Read Story...
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• Wine Matters: Winter wines for every occasion

  I love winter in Santa Fe. As fall eases into winter, I tuck my outdoor tables and chairs under the portal of my small adobe home, fold up the hammock and stack firewood. »Read Story...
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• Sprouting ideas for holiday sides

  In my household, the argument over whether to serve turkey or ham for the holidays rages on, but it's a discussion I often find myself having with ... well ... myself. My partner, a longtime pesco-vegeterian (he eats fish but no other meat proteins), is happy enough at the table as long as there are plenty of side dishes and mounds of home-baked bread within reach. Over the years, however, the traditional candied yam/glazed carrot/green-bean-casserole trifecta has lost its appeal. »Read Story...
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