Just visiting with my customers, seeing them enjoying their food. There’s a lot of New Mexican transplants in the state … when they come in, they just roll their head back and say, ‘It takes me right ...
Texas-style chili, often called chili con carne, is typically meat-based with little to no beans. Southwestern-style chili incorporates green or red chilies. In the Midwest and northern parts of the ...
Expect to indulge in Hatch green chile shrimp tamales, short rib birria and queso Oaxaca tamales, slow-roasted rotisseries chicken and salsa verde tamales, and roasted Hatch chiles and Oaxacan ...
The choices are Melting Silver, British Racing Green, Blazing Blue, Nanuq White, Midnight Black II, Chili Red, and Legend Gray. Midnight Black II is the only color that does not come with ...
Both sauces are made from the famous green chiles grown in the area (Las Cruces is less than an hour from Hatch, the "Chile Capital of the World"). Red sauce is made from dried red chiles, while green ...
Grown especially in the Hatch Valley, the New Mexico variety of chile is large. It can be picked green but those are mostly eaten cooked, pickled or roasted. Left on the plant to ripen ...
Thanks to an enterprising plant scientist, green chile is now gaining fame in the final frontier. Chimayo chile differs in many ways from Hatch green chile, due in large part to the soil ...