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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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In an effort to keep native chile viable, the Native Hispanic Institute's Chimayo Chile Project is working to increase awareness and urge more northern New Mexico farmers to grow it.
Tacos (Mark Kiffin, Coyote Cafe); to Grilled Steaks with Chimayo, Chile and
Tacos (Mark Kiffin, Coyote Cafe); to Grilled Steaks with Chimayo, Chile and
 
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