The Hatch chile might not be the best-known type of pepper around the country. But those who’ve lived in or visited New Mexico and other southwestern states know just how tasty and versatile this ...

A Pueblo chef is sharing a new recipe in which Pueblo chiles "really shine" and elevate a traditional Thanksgiving dish to a whole new level of flavor. Certified Executive Chef John Jakeman, serves as ...

Forget apples and pumpkins. In New Mexico, fall arrives with a different scent entirely! It is the smoky, mouth-watering aroma of Hatch chile peppers roasting over open flames. These aren’t just any ...

For just a couple more weeks, it will be fresh Hatch chilies season. Their flavorful flesh takes on an alluring scent when roasted. Once roasted, peeled and seeded, they are irresistible in a wide ...

1. Remove sausage from casing. Place in a medium skillet with onions olive oil and break the sausage up with a large spoon. Sauté over medium-high heat until browned (approximately 10 minutes), ...

There really is nothing like the intoxicating smell of freshly roasted green chiles on a crisp and cold autumn morning in the Hatch Valley in southern New Mexico. The sweet and smoky perfume is so ...

1. Heat butter in a medium skillet, then add all peppers and cook over medium heat, stirring, for 2 minutes. 2. Add vinegar, Cajun seasoning and pectin, and bring to a boil while stirring continuously ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The popularity of New Mexico-grown Hatch chilies continues to grow and so does the availability of supermarkets to roast them for ...