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I’ve fiddled with the ingredients and preparation for this southwest recipe over the course of six months. I’ve got it down to a science. This stew, made with hot Mexican sausage called Chorizo, is satisfying and fairly spicy. Enjoy with cornbread, a side of tortillas cooked on a griddle, and a spoonful of sour cream.

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Aptly nicknamed “Santa Fe Slow-Burn.” Enjoy this original recipe!

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A regional southwest favorite that never fails to satisfy.

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A great tribute to the classic burrito. Hot as hell and a health liability for those who don’t respect ingestion with moderation.

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A delicious alternative to beef or chicken tacos. The pork shoulder will give you a richer flavor but the loin roast is leaner and more tender. Buy whichever is on sale. The sauce can be made ahead of time and refrigerated overnight. Like many dishes, it only gets better when re-served the next day.

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Green Chili Pork Tacos

Killer recipe culled from The Hatch Chili Cookbook, no longer in print. The marinated scallions add a special touch.

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“Caldillo” roughly translates to “Thick Soup.” While this recipe has many variations it is similar to posole or green chili stew.

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Pork Chili Verde (green chili or green chili stew) is a legendary dish rarely found east of the Rio Grande.

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Chili Colorado

A Colorado regional favorite. The New Mexico chilies add great depth and flavor to this dish.

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Black Bean Soup

A savory favorite from Mark Miller, founder of the Coyote Cafe in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This is about as southwest as it gets.

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