- El
Santuario de
Chimayó is a
Roman Catholic church in
Chimayo, New Mexico,
United States. (Santuario is
Spanish for "sanctuary".) This shrine, a National...
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Chimayo is a census-designated
place (CDP) in Rio
Arriba and
Santa Fe
counties in the U.S.
state of New Mexico. The name is
derived from a Tewa name for...
- The
Chimayó (or
Chimayo)
pepper is a New
Mexico chile pepper landrace of the
species Capsi**** annuum. It is
named after the town of
Chimayó, New Mexico...
- The
Chimayó ****tail was
created by
Arturo Jaramillo,
owner of the
Rancho de
Chimayó restaurant in
Chimayó, New
Mexico in 1965, the
Chimayó ****tail is...
- On
January 26, 1991,
seven people were
killed in a
shooting rampage in
Chimayo, New Mexico,
United States,
including a baby and a sheriff's deputy. In...
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Rancho de
Chimayó Restaurante is a
James Beard Foundation Award American classic (2016) in
Chimayó, New Mexico.
Owned by
Florence Jaramillo, she opened...
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mixer Champagne ****tail
Chatham Artillery punch Chi chi
Chicago ****tail
Chimayó ****tail
Chocolate martini Churchill Cloister Clover Club ****tail IBA...
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neighboring Central American countries. The
shrine of El
Santuario de
Chimayó in
Chimayo, New
Mexico also
honors the image. A
pending application for Canonical...
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cities across New
Mexico have
strong chile traditions,
including Hatch,
Chimayó, Española, Lemitar, and San Antonio; and in the
Albuquerque metropolitan...
- bag with New
Mexico red
chili powder or
minced red
chili peppers (Hatch,
Chimayo, or
guajillo chili peppers), garlic, oregano, ****in, lime/lemon
juice and/or...
