Santa Fe’s Cuisines of Mexico III: A 3‑Hour Demonstration in Chiles, Cheese and Verde Rice

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Santa Fe’s Cuisines of Mexico III: A 3‑Hour Demonstration in Chiles, Cheese and Verde Rice

A focused, chef‑led demonstration at the Santa Fe School of Cooking that showcases Chorizo Enchiladas, Goat Cheese Enchiladas and Arroz Verde—ideal for travelers who want to learn technique, taste authentic preparations, and take home recipes.

Santa Fe’s Cuisines of Mexico III: A 3‑Hour Demonstration in Chiles, Cheese and Verde Rice.

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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe School of Cooking
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Cooking Class
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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At the Santa Fe School of Cooking, Cuisines of Mexico III is a concentrated, three‑hour demonstration class that places regional Mexican technique and flavor at center stage. Professional chefs prepare dishes such as Chorizo Enchiladas with guajillo sauce, Goat Cheese Enchiladas with tomatillo sauce, Arroz Verde, Frijoles Borrachos and Key Lime Tart while sharing cultural context and practical tips; participants enjoy generous tastings, a chef‑prepared meal and a take‑home recipe packet.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE DEMONSTRATION

Chef‑Led Techniques and Cultural Context

Watch an experienced chef execute authentic Mexican recipes step by step—technique, timing and the role of core ingredients such as chiles, corn, beans and fresh herbs are explained as the dishes are prepared.

THE MENU

A Tasting Menu Rooted in Mexican Staples

The class features Chorizo Enchiladas with guajillo chile sauce, Goat Cheese Enchiladas with tomatillo sauce, Arroz Verde, Frijoles Borrachos and a Key Lime Tart—served as an authentic meal prepared by the chef.

THE TAKEAWAY

A Recipe Packet and a Shared Meal

Beyond the tasting, each participant receives a recipe packet to recreate the dishes at home, and complimentary beverages include water, coffee, hot tea and iced tea, with beer, wine and soda available for purchase.

What the day feels like

What the class feels like

The flow is deliberate and immersive: over three hours a chef demonstrates preparations while narrating technique and origins, guests sample generous tastings and then sit down to the authentic meal prepared on site—concluding with recipes to take home and the option of purchasing additional beverages.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this class suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Food EnthusiastsIdeal for travelers who want a concentrated, expert‑led immersion in Mexican flavors, ingredients and techniques; the chef’s narration and tastings deliver depth without hands‑on cooking.
2
Hands‑Off LearnersWell matched for those who prefer to watch professionals cook and ask questions rather than participate in a hands‑on session, because this is a demonstration class with the chef preparing the food.
3
Travelers Short on TimeA concise, three‑hour format lets visitors add a substantive culinary experience to a Santa Fe itinerary without a full‑day commitment.
4
Groups and CouplesSuitable for small groups or couples seeking a shared culinary experience and a chef‑prepared meal; participants receive recipe packets to replicate the dishes later.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

No special equipment is required; the class includes a chef‑prepared meal and a recipe packet. Complimentary beverages include water, coffee, hot tea and iced tea; beer, wine and soda are available for purchase.

Timing & Duration

The experience is a three‑hour demonstration class led by a professional chef.

Menu Notes

Featured dishes are Chorizo Enchiladas with guajillo chile sauce, Goat Cheese Enchiladas with tomatillo sauce, Arroz Verde, Frijoles Borrachos and Key Lime Tart.

Booking Notice

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Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The demonstration class runs three hours.

Will I get to cook?

This is a demonstration class: professional chefs cook before participants while explaining techniques and context.

Is food included?

Yes. The class includes an authentic Mexican meal prepared by the chef and generous tastings of the demonstrated dishes.

Do I get recipes to take home?

Yes. Each participant receives a recipe packet to recreate the dishes at home.

Are beverages provided?

Complimentary beverages include water, coffee, hot tea and iced tea; beer, wine and soda are available for purchase.

Who runs the class?

The class is offered by the Santa Fe School of Cooking in Santa Fe, New Mexico.