What kind of food do people eat in Santa Fe?

Traditional Santa Fe Cuisine

Blue Corn Enchiladas: Blue cornmeal dough is filled with pork, rolled in enchlada sauce, topped with cheese, and baked.

Carne Adovada: Pork shoulder simmered in a red chile sauce with garlic and New Mexican spices.

Sopapillas: Deep-fried dough pockets filled with beans or cheese.

Red Chile: Traditional red chile is made from dried red chile peppers, and it's used to make sauces and stews.

Posole: A stew made with hominy corn and pork, often topped with diced onion and cilantro.

Frijoles: Pinto beans cooked with green chile and often served as a side dish.

Tortillas: Homemade, warm, and fresh.

Mexican Pizza: A large, flat tortilla covered in beans, cheese, meat, lettuce, tomato, and onion.

Unique Eats

Hatch Green Chile: Hatch, New Mexico, is known for its green chile, which can be found throughout Santa Fe.

Indian Fry Bread: A variation on the fry bread popular in many Native American cultures.

Green Chile Cheeseburger: A burger topped with green chile.

Santa Fe Salad: A salad with greens, black beans, corn, and roasted red pepper, often topped with grilled chicken or steak.

Margaritas: Santa Fe is home to many great margarita bars, which offer a variety of flavors like prickly pear, pomegranate, and hibiscus.

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