A sumptuous sojourn in Santa Fe

The New Mexico city is among the few places in the United States where one can find authentic regional cuisine. The cuisine is distinctive — neither Tex nor Mex. It’s a singular style of regional cooking that blends Puebloan and Hispanic ingredients.

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