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Celebrating Hatch New Mexico Green Chile

By on Wednesday, August 29th, 2007 | No Comments

Central Market locations in Texas and an assortment of Tex-Mex restaurants usually set aside a couple weekends this time of year to celebrate the green Hatch chile harvest. Not wanting to miss out, I zipped over to the Central Market Dallas location last Friday. They had a couple guys out front flame roasting the famous [...]

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Green Chile Roasters

By on Monday, August 27th, 2007 | No Comments

You know it is Hatch chile season when the big roasters roll out. This usually happens from late August through in end of September in New Mexico and much of the Southwest U.S. Here is some video I shot of the New Mexican chile being roasted at Central Market in Dallas.

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It’s New Mexico Chile Season

By on Thursday, August 23rd, 2007 | No Comments

You know the Hatch chile season is really underway when you walk into a Walmart in Rowlett, Texas and come face to face with long green New Mexican chile goodness. What surprised me a little was the improved quality of the green Hatch chili pods over what I had seen the other day at a [...]

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Swiss Green Hatch Chile Cheese Dog

By on Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007 | No Comments

Say that three times fast. Here is a quick and easy recipe for New Mexican  chile dogs with Swiss Cheese instead of the usual Cheddar. I really like the combination of Swiss Cheese and green chile. It’s an pleasing pairing of flavors and rather mild since dairy products put a damper on the heat of [...]

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Hatch Green Chile and Swiss Cheese. Yum.

By on Friday, August 10th, 2007 | No Comments

For me, there is something magically delicious about putting New Mexican chile together with Swiss cheese. Not just somewhere in the same dish or recipe, but right on top of each other. Quick examples would include a burger with a slice of Swiss cheese top and and chopped green Hatch chili on top of the [...]

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