Take a Bite Out of History With Upcoming New Mexican Food Documentary
Since the foundation of Apple Canyon Gourmet in 2001, Taste New Mexico has honored the distinct flavors of New Mexican cuisine. We’ve become an iconic staple in kitchens everywhere, as our products are used to create new and traditional recipes. Our love for the state, food and culture is why we encourage fans of Taste New Mexico and New Mexican cuisine to watch the premiere of new food documentary “Eating History: A Taste of New Mexico” at 7 p.m. Thursday, February 6th on PBS.
“Eating History: A Taste of New Mexico” is a 60-minute documentary celebrating the culture-rich relationship New Mexico has with its food. It highlights the influence different cultures throughout history, like Native peoples, Mexican puebla farmers, Spanish conquistadors and American cowboys, had on New Mexican cuisine. Filming for “Eating History” began last July as a partnership between nonprofits Docufilms and the Museum of New Mexico Foundation. The documentary was inspired by the museum’s art exhibit “Forks in the Road: A Diners Guide to New Mexico,” which celebrates the stories of over 80 beloved New Mexican restaurants.
“Eating History: A Taste of New Mexico” will premiere at 7 p.m. Thursday, February 6th on PBS.
Our team at Taste New Mexico would love it if you watched the documentary—but not just because we share a similar name! And if you’re hungry after watching, swing by your local grocery store or our website to purchase a delicious taste of New Mexico by us, Taste New Mexico.