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Posts From: December 2012

Table Talks with Chef Martin Rios

By The Santa Fe Travel Insider on Dec. 19, 2012

Downtown Santa Fe. Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved. Santa Fe is a world-renowned destination for many things including art, culture, history, shopping and yes, food. But how does a small town with only 68,000 residents high in the mountains of Northern New Mexico match up to such culinary icons…

Chocolate Shares the Stage with Mate

By The Santa Fe Travel Insider on Dec. 10, 2012

by the Museum of International Folk Art Chocolate may reign as queen of the exhibition New World Cuisine: The Histories of Chocolate, Mate y Mas but yerba mate holds court as the most popular drink in Latin America and is gaining ground in this country—having now moved to the shelves of major…

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