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  • ChefC Chef

    Tex_77 Especially be careful when using the restroom…

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    Chef you should only make that mistake once.

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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    • T tarp

      The peppers are coming in. They don’t last long so get’um while you can! thumbnail.jpg thumbnail 11.jpg 12.jpg

      I used my grill to roast them but you can use your oven on broil, gas grill whatever,just burn the skins. Then bag them and seal while hot for a hour or so,peel skins, there ready.

      My wife just freezes them with skin on and peels them when she ready to make green chili. mmm
      Cook you half of one of those long pork loins.Cut everything up small bites add to pot with chicken stock cook slow, takes most of a day to thicken up. Makes a big pot.

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      tarp They are starting to roast them here in New Mexico, I love that smell. We peel them before putting in ziplocs, some people peel it here as they use it, they say it gives it a smoky flavor.

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      • T tarp

        The peppers are coming in. They don’t last long so get’um while you can! thumbnail.jpg thumbnail 11.jpg 12.jpg

        I used my grill to roast them but you can use your oven on broil, gas grill whatever,just burn the skins. Then bag them and seal while hot for a hour or so,peel skins, there ready.

        My wife just freezes them with skin on and peels them when she ready to make green chili. mmm
        Cook you half of one of those long pork loins.Cut everything up small bites add to pot with chicken stock cook slow, takes most of a day to thicken up. Makes a big pot.

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        lkrfletcher
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        tarp sweeeeet

        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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          How’s the heat level this year? Hot ones?

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            I’ve still got ones frozen from a few years ago somewhere deep down in my chest freezer

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              Chef you should only make that mistake once.

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              GWG8541 said in Hatch Time:

              Chef you should only make that mistake once.

              Speak for yourself 😉

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                My only experience with hatch peppers is from a buddy that has friends in New Mexico that sends him some. I got to eat some of stuff he made. He has since moved to Texas. But to my surprise, my walmart had bags of them today. First time I have seen them there, so I grabbed a bag.

                So I need to do something with them. Only thing I have made out of them before is chili verde and it was pretty awesome. Do any of you have any favorite recipes you want to share?

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                • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                  My only experience with hatch peppers is from a buddy that has friends in New Mexico that sends him some. I got to eat some of stuff he made. He has since moved to Texas. But to my surprise, my walmart had bags of them today. First time I have seen them there, so I grabbed a bag.

                  So I need to do something with them. Only thing I have made out of them before is chili verde and it was pretty awesome. Do any of you have any favorite recipes you want to share?

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                  Grimpuppy I don’t have a favorite recipe but I put them into a lot things. Salsa, scrambled eggs, chorizo, chili’s, etc… I have packages frozen that I use as needed. As someone mentioned earlier the heat level varies from year to year so be aware of what you have.

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                  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                    My only experience with hatch peppers is from a buddy that has friends in New Mexico that sends him some. I got to eat some of stuff he made. He has since moved to Texas. But to my surprise, my walmart had bags of them today. First time I have seen them there, so I grabbed a bag.

                    So I need to do something with them. Only thing I have made out of them before is chili verde and it was pretty awesome. Do any of you have any favorite recipes you want to share?

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                    Grimpuppy The first thing that I would do is roast them and then freeze what you don’t think that you will use.

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                      They don’t seem to be as Hot as normal this year. They sell them as hot but there so-so .

                      GT

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                      • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                        My only experience with hatch peppers is from a buddy that has friends in New Mexico that sends him some. I got to eat some of stuff he made. He has since moved to Texas. But to my surprise, my walmart had bags of them today. First time I have seen them there, so I grabbed a bag.

                        So I need to do something with them. Only thing I have made out of them before is chili verde and it was pretty awesome. Do any of you have any favorite recipes you want to share?

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                        Grimpuppy Chicken enchiladas.

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                        • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                          My only experience with hatch peppers is from a buddy that has friends in New Mexico that sends him some. I got to eat some of stuff he made. He has since moved to Texas. But to my surprise, my walmart had bags of them today. First time I have seen them there, so I grabbed a bag.

                          So I need to do something with them. Only thing I have made out of them before is chili verde and it was pretty awesome. Do any of you have any favorite recipes you want to share?

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                          Grimpuppy Grilled cheese with the chiles in the middle. I get 2 bushel every year, one hot & one medium, mixed and roasted. We freeze with the skin on and peel when thawed. Mixed makes it a surprise as to what the heat level will be. We also use in scrambled eggs. There are several cookbooks and recipes for chiles, everything from appetizers to desserts.

                          Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                            We get two, sometimes three gunny sacks a year, can’t get enough of them. From eggs in the morning to burgers at night, we use them on just about everything.

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                              Tex_77 Especially be careful when using the restroom…

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                              Chef You might end up with a hot tamale!

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                                Sad how it seems like it takes forever to get here and then before you know it there isn’t a fresh hatch chile to be found.

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                                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                  Sad how it seems like it takes forever to get here and then before you know it there isn’t a fresh hatch chile to be found.

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                                  HerbcoFood We also get chile from Lemitar, which is very good.

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                                  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                    Sad how it seems like it takes forever to get here and then before you know it there isn’t a fresh hatch chile to be found.

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                                    HerbcoFood I got my 2 bushel last Saturday. Bagged and in freezer. They were very meaty this year but didn’t seem to have the heat like last year.

                                    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                                      Does anyone have a good sausage/snack stick recipe using hatch chilies? I have a big jar of them from Costco (505 brand) and looking for inspiration.

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                                        HerbcoFood I got my 2 bushel last Saturday. Bagged and in freezer. They were very meaty this year but didn’t seem to have the heat like last year.

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                                        Bob Stehlik Yeah that is what I noticed as far as heat went, I got a few that were “hot” but they were just mild as can be. Even the mild ones in the past have some heat, not this year as well. However, I have been getting these from Costco lately.

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