Ahhh… the name of this dish alone sounds impressive. It conjures images of a ‘Lady’ of refinement – dazzling in the kitchen over this classic French, yet provincal one-pot dish. At least, in my mind anyway. Of course, this culinary feat has been on my ‘must try’ list for quite some time. The Julia Child […]
One of the things that make New Mexico so great, is represented well in this hike. Diversity in landscape.
Much like taking a drive for the sole purpose of getting lost, only to find your way once again as was often the case during outings as a child, my cooking has taken the same sort of philosophy. “I have no idea what I’m doing.” – I have caught myself saying that more times than […]
In southern New Mexico, in the Gila Wilderness area lies a landscape vastly different than is seen up north.
The Albuquerque Railyards – as it’s known to locals, or the Santa Fe Railway Shops, as it is known historically, is one of those places I had always wanted to see, but never had the chance to visit.
Usually “throwback” refers to a glimpse into the past. I took this picture back in July of 2007, shortly after moving to New Mexico. I remember looking at the sky, and marveling at how incredible it was, which is why I tried to capture as much of it as I could from as many angles […]
Somewhere in northern New Mexico, filled with aspen trees, wildflowers and the perfect mixture of meadow and forestland, Hamilton Mesa trail head is absolutely spectacular.