Chimayo Holy Chile
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6 thoughts on “Chimayo Holy Chile”
Americana a la New Mexicana.
Yep to some degree. I don’t think we’ll find holy chile anywhere else in America. Thanks Dan. G
The image of the sign would be good enough, but the inclusion of the plastic chair and faux Statue of Liberty make it special. Well composed!
I agree, Ron! That statue of liberty really cracked me up!
Personally, I had a little problem with the title as the artist wrote it. Have I been pronouncing the name of those fiery red and green peppers wrong all this time? Is it actually “chee-LAY,” as the accent on the final vowel E would indicate?
Apparently in New Mexico it’s “chile” and where I grew up in the UK it is “chili”. I ate plenty of it growing up in curry! Thanks CC. G
Thanks Ron, it pays to go around the bend!!! Chat soon. G