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Chimayo

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Chimayo

Community in Rio Arriba and Santa Fe Counties, northern New Mexico, USA, 34 km/21 mi north of Santa Fe; population (1990) 2,800. An agricultural trade centre, Chimayo handles local apples, chilli peppers, and grain. It has also been a noted weaving centre since 1805.

Formerly a Tewa pueblo, later a Spanish frontier post, Chimayo's sanctuary (1813) and chapel are both much visited for their reputed healing powers.
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Byline: ANA MARIA TRUJILLO Chimayo resident in the dark about sweepstakes By Ana Maria Trujillo The New Mexican When Publishers Clearing House notifies a sweepstakes winner, they generally drive right up to the house, knock on the door and present the winner with an oversized check.
A WINNER WORTH TRACKING DOWN by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
From Grilled Swordfish Tacos (Mark Kiffin, Coyote Cafe); to Grilled Steaks with Chimayo, Chile and Cumin (Came Asada); to Empanaditas with Apricot Peca Filling, "Authentic Recipes From Santa Fe" truly lives up to its title and is strongly recommended for the family cookbook shelf and community library cookbook collections.
Authentic Recipes From Santa Fe by The Bookwatch
From Grilled Swordfish Tacos (Mark Kiffin, Coyote Cafe); to Grilled Steaks with Chimayo, Chile and Cumin (Came Asada); to Empanaditas with Apricot Peca Filling, "Authentic Recipes From Santa Fe" truly lives up to its title and is strongly recommended for the family cookbook shelf and community library cookbook collections.
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