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Marianne Sundquist

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Marianne Sundquist/For The New Mexican

    'Mostarda': Fruity condiment with a kick (opens the original)

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    It’s funny how memories work. I can’t remember where I was when I first tried mostarda, but I remember everything about how it tasted. I remember it was spooned on a wooden board with cheese and cured meat. I remember feeling the mustard seeds on my tongue and the sweet and tart, almost jam-like texture of the apricots. I remember nothing else about the meal but the mouthwatering flavor of this Italian condiment. I was smitten and headed home determined to find out more. Over the years I hav

  2. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Marianne Sundquist/For The New Mexican

    Caprese salad: Last taste of summer (opens the original)

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    This week it finally felt like fall is on the way, and with it came a strong pull to make the most of the last morsels of summer. So of course I wanted to make a caprese salad. Out of all the cold summer salads out there, caprese salads feel the most mysterious to me. One of the most memorable versions I had at a restaurant years ago. I can't remember the restaurant, but I will never forget the dish — a perfectly ripe heirloom tomato half, served with a fork and steak knife, drizzled with extr

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Marianne Sundquist/For The New Mexican

    Caprese salad: Last taste of summer (opens the original)

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    This week it finally felt like fall is on the way, and with it came a strong pull to make the most of the last morsels of summer. So of course I wanted to make a caprese salad. Out of all the cold summer salads out there, caprese salads feel the most mysterious to me. One of the most memorable versions I had at a restaurant years ago. I can't remember the restaurant, but I will never forget the dish — a perfectly ripe heirloom tomato half, served with a fork and steak knife, drizzled with extr

  4. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Marianne Sundquist/For The New Mexican

    Gazpacho: Celebrate summer vegetables (opens the original)

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    There are certain dishes that are best made within certain (and sometimes slim) windows of time. Rustic stone fruit tarts are at the top of my list this time of year. Next up? Gazpacho. The peak of harvest is the perfect time to make this simple and refreshing soup. Gazpacho is known to have originated possibly in Rome as a soup made of bread, oil and water. Later, in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, field workers would pound together bread, oil, water, garlic and other raw vegetables to

  5. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Marianne Sundquist/For The New Mexican

    Key to ceviche: Freshness (opens the original)

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    I don’t make ceviche often, but when I do, I head straight to Beck & Bulow’s shop on Cerrillos Road. Almost all of its seafood is flash frozen, meaning that as soon as it’s caught it’s quickly frozen (often right on the boat) to temperatures dipping to minus 40 degrees. And being that we don’t live along the coast of Peru, where this dish is known to originate, this method is the gold standard when it comes to preserving freshness, texture and flavor. I love that I can buy as little or

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