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Few aspects of life in New Mexico say as much about our cultural heritage as our food. We can directly trace its development through the melding of Native, Spanish, Anglo, and other influences into a singular cuisine. Four-time James Beard Award-winning local authors Cheryl and Bill Jamison debut their latest cookbook, Tasting New Mexico: 100 Years of Distinctive Home Cooking, with a lively class offered three times this summer. Cheryl and Bill will celebrate New Mexico's proud culinary heritage and let you understand how our important dishes evolved over the 100 years of statehood. They'll pepper their demo class with tasty tales about researching their landmark book, and highlight our agricultural abundance. After being served a scrumptious meal of Sopa de Fideos with Piñon and Mint Albondigas (meatballs) in Red Chile, Chiles Relleños, Two Ways, Quelites (sautéed spinach or other spring greens), Creamy Natillas, you will know how chiles rellenos and other recipes vary from northern to southern New Mexico? This is a don't miss!

Santa Fe's unique cuisine melds the region's rich cultural traditions with new ideas to create a contemporary style of Southwestern fare. You can experience this unique cuisine in depth, including the techniques of master chefs, regional lore and fabulous food: Braised Beef Shortribs with a Tomatillo-Poblano Conserva, Cumin Creamed Corn Puree, Crispy Red Chile Onion Rings, Red Chile Lemon Napolean. Demonstration Class

Mexico is country with a very diverse palate. In the long history of cultural assimilation, it has been a major influence on New Mexican food. The Santa Fe School of Cooking is pleased to present classes that allow you to experience the richness and variety of the foods of our Southern neighbor. In this class we will prepare: Mole Colorado with Chicken and Chayote Squash, Cabbage, Lime and Serrano Salad, Fresh Corn Tortillas, Black Bean and Cotija Cheese Tamale, Tres Leches Cake. Demonstration Class