#southwestern food

[beyondtheadobe]

no caption needed. those who know, know.

[ingoodtastedenver]

Pancho & Jane: Where Being an Outlaw is Good

In Good Taste Denver was invited to attend a soft opening of Pancho & Jane to sip and taste their menu. Housed in a new building along Old South Golden Road, the restaurant is full of light with views of the foothills and South Mesa. A huge patio sprawls along the western edge. The décor blends sophisticated casual fun with a nod to the old west – an accent brick wall sports a faded mural…

[toyastales]

Chicken Fajita Tacos

[fieriframes]

[Now I'm down here in Phoenix, Arizona, where most people would expect, well, Southwestern or Mexican food. So I gotta know if you're the one that got away to even though it was never meant to be, here at Giuseppe's on 28th.]

[theheartofappalachia]

If you know, you know.

[spatchcocked-and-loaded]

Southwestern Chicken Panini

[jackiealpers]

This recipe is an outtake from The Unofficial Yellowstone Cookbook.

https://www.amazon.com/Unofficial-Yellowstone-Cookbook-Recipes-Inspired/dp/1956403205/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1N8Z29890R8Q1&keywords=jackie+alpers&qid=1683553016&sprefix=%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-1

[asterrisms]

whenever British ppl try to make fun of american food why is it always like. food that only existed in 1950s suburbia. Food only white ppl eat. Food that only exists in the midwest. or fatphobia .

[cherryrodeoqueen]

[beyondtheadobe]

no caption needed. those who know, know ;)

[houseresort]

Hearty black bean & sausage salad🥑

Delicious hearty salad with black beans & sausage🥗

[toyastales]

The BEST Shrimp Tacos (With Creamy Cilantro Lime Sauce)

[ctbraininjurysupportservice-blog]

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[fieriframes]

[It was a lot Indian food, vegetarian food, Southwestern, a lot of California cuisine.]

[the-library-alcove]

I'm an American national married to a German citizen and living in southwestern Germany. I am also a Jew who is the grandchild of four Holocaust survivors. I work for a local school as a teacher and afterschool helper.

In both the town I live in and the town I work in, there are remnants of Jewish life from before the Holocaust, but it is highly likely that I am the only Jew to set foot in either town in the present day.

Tomorrow is October 7th, 2024.

So what am I doing?

Tomorrow, I am bringing a few hundred honeycake muffins to work. They were made using my grandmother's recipe. I will be sharing them with my students and the rest of the school, for a sweet new year for them.

A recipe that the Nazis did their best to wipe out...

being shared by a Jewish teacher in a German school...

on the anniversary of the largest single massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.

Because we Are Still Here, and we will dance again. We shall share food, and kindness, and traditions, again.

Am Yisrael Chai