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Green Chile Sauce from El Bruno's

$7.99 $9.95
  • We are are very proud to offer you Green Chile Sauce from El Bruno's in Cuba!
  • No not that Cuba, Cuba, New Mexico, located in Northwestern New Mexico.
  • Cooking home made New Mexican comfort food is their passion!
  • El Bruno's Cuba Restaurante y Cantina has been in business since 1975.
  • Hazel Herrera the owner is just a delight.
  • She still spends her days making sure the famous quality of her food never changes.
  • Made from all natural ingredients. HEAT LEVEL: Medium Hot.
  • The Salsa Roja from El Bruno's comes in a 16 ounce jar. Please refrigerate after opening.
  • Ingredients: New mexico Green Chile, Garlic, Salt, Citric Acid.
  • From Made in New Mexico. Ships Next Business Day. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Since opening their doors in 1975, El Bruno's has been known for their traditional home cooked New Mexican dishes, as well as their culinary creations. El Bruno's uses only the finest & freshest New Mexcian grown chile, which gives their Red Chile it vibrant color and rich flavor. This includes the 4th generation Red Chile Sauce used in so many of the dished served over the years at their restaurant in Cuba, NM. Cooking home made New Mexican comfort food is their passion!

Bruno and Hazel Herrera were both born and raised in Cuba and were high school sweethearts. As a child, Hazel spent many hours standing on a stool in front of her grandmother's stove, learning the zesty, and sometimes fiery, recipes of her family. These are the recipes that come to your table in the restaurant today. Although the property has been in the family for almost 45 years, El Bruno's Cuba Restaurante y Cantina has been in business since 1975 and Hazel still spends her days making sure the famous quality of her food never changes. In March, 2011, Bruno & Hazel opened their new Restaurante in NW Albuquerque. Customers to El Bruno's now see Bruno & Hazel's grandchildren at the restaurant, perhaps learning old family recipes.

In Spanish, the word "Cuba" means a tank or basin or keg. It probably refers to the basin-shaped contour of the valley Cuba sits in.

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