Summer Dining Guide: Paleteria Brittanica A New Mexican Guide To Mexico’s Favorite Frozen Concoctions You know that feeling: The tar is melting on the streets, your shoulders are braising and you’re basting in sweat. So much worse [...] Gail Guengerich \ Jul 25, 2013 Read More An explosion of flavor awaits in the Bombazo de Mango at La Michoacana. (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Summer Dining Guide: Cooling Down The Kitchen Two Recipes From Chef Chris Olsen To get the ball rolling, we asked Prairie Star’s new Executive Chef Chris Olsen if he had any tips to keep your summer [...] Ty Bannerman \ Jul 25, 2013 Read More Create your own “Margaritaville” with the refreshing, tasty scallop ceviche margarita from Prarie Star. (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Summer Dining: The Alibi Refreshes Our Annual Summer Dining Guide Summer. Sweat-dripping, skin-burning, broiling-hot-wind-blowing summer. And even though this July’s monsoons have brought some much needed relief, the higher humidity tends to make [...] Ty Bannerman \ Jul 25, 2013 Read More Napoli Coffee’s Carmelito is a blast of caramel, vanilla and espresso. (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Pride And Perspective: Burque Has Character(S) Burque Has Character(S) Albuquerque is home to one of the longest-running Gay Pride celebrations in the U.S. From its humble beginnings to the parade and festival [...] Julian Wolf \ Jun 27, 2013 Read More Mike Tellez (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Lgbtq Resources Agora Crisis Center Crisis hotline and referral serviceagoracares.org • 277-3013Albuquerque Pride OfficeCoordinates LGBTQ activities and advocacy year-roundabqpride.com • 873-8084 All Families Matter New [...] Alibi \ Jun 27, 2013 Read More ( Wikimedia Commons )
And They’re Off: Your Guide To 2013 Summer Film Your Guide To 2013 Summer Film Memorial Day hits us square in the face this weekend, dropping the green flag on a 10-week race to Labor Day. This is [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ May 23, 2013 Read More Pacific Rim
Brewing It For Ourselves: A Short Guide To The Long History Of American Homebrew A Short Guide To The Long History Of American Homebrew America has a long history with home brewing beer. The pilgrims did it in Plymouth because it was considered safer than the questionable [...] Brian Haney \ May 16, 2013 Read More
Duchess Of Ale: Albuquerque’s Oldest Homebrew Shop Enters A New Generation Albuquerque’s Oldest Homebrew Shop Enters A New Generation I met one of my oldest friends for the first time the other day. To explain, I first met Michelle Trujillo back in [...] Ty Bannerman \ May 16, 2013 Read More Michelle Trujillo, wearing a shirt from one of Albuquerque’s first homebrew festivals and holding a photo of her father, Victor. (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
A Beginning Brewer’s Glossary Ale: Your basic beer, brewed with top-fermenting yeast at close-to room temperatures (60-75 degrees). Fermentation: The process by which yeast turns sugars into [...] Ty Bannerman \ May 16, 2013 Read More
The Five Brewing Commandments I asked Chad Davis, manager of Southwest Grape and Grain, for some beginning brewer tips. Here is what he read from his stone [...] Ty Bannerman \ May 16, 2013 Read More