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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Pico de Gallo
It’s almost May and I am looking forward to fresh local produce. As a rule, I make a real effort to cook with foods that are in season in the area. January, February, March and April are the worst months for … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Breakfast, Chicken, Cooking, Corrales, Farmers Markets, Food, Innkeeping, meat, Mexican Food, New Mexican, New Mexico, Pork, Recipes, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged B&B, Chiles, cilantro, Cooking, family, Food, gardening, garlic, innkeeping, jalapenos, mangos, mexican salsa, pico de gallo, Recipes, red onion, tomatillos, Tomatoes, white onion
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A New Tradition
Tomorrow is Easter. And no matter how old I get or how far away my kids, I still love all the Easter traditions; Easter baskets, dyed eggs and Lamb Cake. Every year, for the last 43 years, I have made … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Bed and Breakfast, Cooking, Dessert, Easter, Family, Food, Holidays, PEEPS
Tagged baking, bundt cake, butter cream frosting, Chocolate, chocolate frosting, colored eggs, Cooking, dyed eggs, Easter Bunny cake, easter traditions, family, Food, holidays, jelly beans, Lamb Cake
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Red’s Last Day
Tuesday was Red’s last day at the Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast. He had to be in the East Mountains by 2:30 and there was still alot of ground to cover. Like many of the guests at Sandhill Crane, he … Continue reading
Posted in Corrales, Corrales Day Trips, Gardening, Innkeeping, New Mexico, New Mexico, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Southwestern States, The Red Chair
Tagged B&B, Casa San Ysidro, Old Church in Corrales, Red Chair, Red Chair Travels, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Sandia Mountains
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Monday in Corrales with Red
Monday, fortified by a hearty breakfast, Red was off on further adventures. His first stop was the Corrales Bosque – the green belt located along the Rio Grande. Red soaked in the sun along the bank of the Rio Grande … Continue reading
Posted in Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, Art work, Bed and Breakfast, Corrales, Corrales Day Trips, Gardening, Innkeeping, National Forests, New Mexico, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Southwestern Gardening, Southwestern States, The Red Chair
Tagged Albuquerque Balloon Museum, Albuquerque Old Town, B&B, Corrales Bistro and Brewpub, gardening, innkeeping, Petroglyphs National Monument, Philip de Neri Parish, Red Chair, Red Chair Travels, Sandia Mountains, Sandia Tram, spring weather
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Sunday with the Red Chair
Sunday morning, after a breakfast of an Asian pear, mango and raspberry salad, herbed scrambled eggs, seasoned home fires, Canadian bacon and muffins shared with other guests; Red was ready to take on the world! The first stop on Red’s … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Breakfast, Corrales, Corrales Day Trips, Farmers Markets, Food, Innkeeping, New Mexico, New Mexico, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Southwestern States, The Red Chair
Tagged B&B, cabernet sauvignon, ceramic art, Corrales Bosque Gallery, Corrales Growers Market, Corrales Winery, Food, fresh produce, Frontier Mart, gardening, innkeeping, wines
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The Red Chair Is Here!
At long last, the Red Chair has arrived at the Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast. For those of you who don’t know the story – The Red Chair is an actual red kitchen type chair that is making its way … Continue reading
