Re: [CH] Re: Chili-Heads / red chili
Sue Bonar (sbonar@NMSU.Edu)
Tue, 05 Oct 2004 15:44:57 -0600
Hey Perry,
Does this mean Ta-Lin finished their new building or are they still in
the construction process? I haven't been to Abq. in a while, but the
last time I went to Ta-Lin they were just getting started with the
construction.
Sue
Perry C. Abernethy wrote:
> I just noticed that the Smiths in Albuquerque on 4th Street, NW
> between Montano and Osuna has added a whole section on New Mexico
> foods and chile. Many different kinds of fresh and dried chiles,
> including different concoctions and brands of red chile powder,
> different types of chipotle powders and mixes, 100's of hot sauces,
> etc. Its a pilot project for all their stores in New Mexico. The name
> of the place on Eubank, S.E. south of I-40 is the "Chile Addict". The
> Smiths mentioned above has alot of their stuff also. On 4th Street
> there is also a brand new Mexican supermarket and on Lousiana, SE a
> brand new Oriental (India, China, Thai, Japan, Indonesia, etc)
> supermarket-"Ta-Lin" All have a large variety of fresh and dried
> chiles of all varieties. Ta Lin also has a large variety of chutnies,
> curries, etc.from different oriental countries, including "frozen
> dinners" for lunch and the microwave????? Perry
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "debbie roberts" <dplant8@yahoo.com>
> To: <pcabernethy@comcast.net>
> Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2004 10:29 AM
> Subject: Chili-Heads / red chili
>
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>> Hi, I was reading the information from the Chili-heads thread and
>> thought you might know where (or would know links) to find good red
>> chili powder. We had a friend whose father was a native of New Mexico
>> and would get some of the best I've had. (I don't think it was
>> Hatch). We are going that way and sure would appreciate any advice as
>> to where to purchase. Thanks, D Roberts Dplant8@yahoo.com
>>
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