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EVERYTHING! This is an all purpose chile powder that you can use anywhere you want chile flavor but without the heat. Especially perfect for taco night or a pot of chili but we use this blend daily and it can be used with all of our other blends. Here are some more ideas: Roast chicken over onions and potatoes, grilled corn with lime, use it as you would any chile powder, taco seasoning or Cajun seasoning (only salt- free!), carnitas or braised beef, breakfast hash.

Maricel Presilla is a James Beard award-winning chef and culinary historian who specializes in the history of the cuisines of Latin America and Spain. In 2009, she was the first Latin American woman to be invited to the White House as a guest chef (she decorated the dining room with chiles!). Peppers of the Americas: The Remarkable Capsicums That Forever Changed Flavor is her seventh book, and it's a gorgeous encyclopedia ode to the plant.

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Danise Coon is a senior research specialist at the Chile Pepper Institute at New Mexico State University, where she helps breed new cultivars. Danise says her favorite variety is the NuMex Heritage 6-4, because it has amazing flavors and is super easy to peel. We used the chile tasting wheel developed by Danise and her colleagues during our tasting: read more and get your own here.

Edward Wang is the head of the Asian Studies Program at Rowan University, where he researches historiography and the cultural and intellectual history of Asia. His most recent book is Chopsticks: A Cultural and Culinary History, the first book in English on the topic of chopsticks. He also referred us to Brian R. Dott's new book on the chile pepper's history in China, which has even more information on the subject: The Chile Pepper in China: A Cultural Biography.

Jeanine, I am so grateful for this easy chili recipe. I have made this several times and it is such a huge hit with my family. I made it two nights ago and just finished the leftovers. I love that I only have to chop an onion, a bell pepper, and smash up some garlic and the adobo sauce soaked chipotle peppers. This is probably like the 12 the time I cooked it, and I bulked it up with carrot. I appreciate your wonderful blog! Keep up the amazing work!

While the carrots are cooking, place the walnuts, pumpkins seeds and Hatch green chile flakes in a small frying pan. Toast over medium heat for several minutes. Remove from the heat and allow to cool. Tear the sourdough bread into chunks and blitz in a small blender with the nuts, seeds, chile, dill, mint, lemon zest and around 3 tablespoons of olive oil. It should form a rough and grainy paste that can be crumbled over the carrots. Add a bit more oil if needed.

Remove the carrots from the oven and place on a serving dish. Spoon some of the herby mixture over the carrots and garnish with more walnuts, pumpkin seeds, and chile flakes. Serve hot or at room temperature.

Prunes, aside from the gastrointestinal assistance they provide, add sweetness while black olives add a briny, savory bite to the dish. The star however is our Chipotle Rub & Mix which is a heady blend of three chiles, including that smokey superstar: chipotle (cue round of applause). Best of all, most of the work is done in a slow cooker or low oven so you can get on with other things like your taxes, a home perm, or shooting a tik tok video of your dog. Your choice. There is no shame.

Finally, season to taste. Squeeze in the lime juice and season to taste with salt and pepper. If you like, add more chili powder and the cayenne to create a blend of flavors you love.

If you have ever heard me talk about Montana, you know I am also under its spell. Some places have the power to reach in and take hold of my heart, refusing to let go, no matter where I am in the world. Montana is this place in the US for me, Italy has my heart in Europe, and now I have found my love affair of the south: Chilean Patagonia.

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This is just one of those stews that you may not be familiar with unless you have traveled to New Mexico. The Hatch green and red chile are unique to the area and they are amazing in taste, both of them, and we absolutely love both. You can get mild, medium or hot. I tend to use a combination of mild with a medium or a hot. We like a little kick, but not too hot to eat!

Other crops like tomatoes, cocoa, and chiles, may not have been as calorie-dense, but they provided important vitamins and minerals, as well as improved the taste of food. As quickly as 1493 chiles made their way to Spain, and by 1542 arrived in India. From India the chile peppers migrated east into China and southeast Asia, where they quickly took hold.***

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We are from Albuquerque and now love on the Central Coast in California and have been missing our Hatch chile so much- there's just nothing like it. Our order arrived and it was like gold had been delivered to our door!

- Ashley K

Great product, good pricing and very quick delivery! I lived in NM for a couple of years and fell in love with Hatch green chiles. Lovin' the opportunity to have a fresh supply available. Yumm!

- Mark B

So did we win the contest? YES, we WON! Guess what we won? Roasted Green Chile! Do you think I could come up with something to do with that? ? The chile prize was actually lagniappe. It was the making of the video and having fun with my family that was the real prize!

Alea, this chile stew is more about the chile than the meat and here in NM, tortillas are the standard carb for chile dishes! Now Texas type chili I would definitely eat cornbread! Thanks for dropping by!

I believe chiles make the world go round. So Pueblo Chile & Frijole Festival has been on my list for almost as long as the festival has been running. This year, their 25th anniversary, I finally made to the fest, and believe it or not, it was my first time in Pueblo.

Pueblo Chile & Frijole Festival is a good way to discover Pueblo, but we do want to go back when the city is a little less busy. The town bursts at the seams during the three-day event that can attract up to 150,000 chile lovers. In fact, if you want to book a hotel room for the festival, book ahead of time because hotels fill up.

The chile roasters come from farms around the region and are located in one area which is different than in past years. Here, you can buy fresh produced and of course, roasted green chiles. Watching the green chiles turn in the roaster is a bit of a spiritual experience for a chile lover like me. I wish I could make the video below post scratch and sniff because I think roasting chiles is the best smell in the world.

Enchiladas are one of our favorite meals. We make our Stacked Roasted Vegetable Enchiladas all of the time. We also love these Creamy Spinach and Cheese Green Chile Enchiladas. They are easy, cheesy, and delicious!

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This is a lovely dish. I did make it into a casserole and layered it with corn tortillas instead of flour tortillas. It was so delicious. Everyone loved it. I put the spinach mix in the bottom, green salsa next, torn corn tortillas next and then cheese. Did a second layer. Love it! Thanks!

Prepare the red chile sauce by combining the dried Guajillo chiles, Ancho chiles, Arbol chile, and onion in a medium saucepan. Cover with water until chiles & onion are completely submerged and bring to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, remove from the heat, cover with a lid and let it sit for 20 minutes to soften the chiles and to allow the flavors to mingle.

Using a slotted spoon, transfer the softened chiles & onion into a large blender. Add 1 cup of chile-soaked water, the dried oregano, garlic, cumin, and minced garlic. Blend until smooth. Side Note: If the mixture is too thick for your blender, add some of the beef from the meat ingredients.

Return all the meat to the pot then add the red chile sauce, beef broth and bay leaves. Stir to combine and bring to a boil. Once boiling, reduce heat to simmer, cover, and cook for 1 hour and 15 minutes.

Of course Diane! We usually serve this over rice, with a side of veggies (fajita peppers and onions usually). It would be great with black beans and corn too. And if you want an alternative to rice, you could serve it inside a tortilla like a taco. Hope you love it!

In Red or Green Chile Bible: love at First Bite, chilinistra Harmon Houghton, will introduce and guide you through the wonders, magic and mystique of the chile cuisine with detailed instructions and explanations on how to prepare, cook and serve chiles from aromatic sweetness to a tongue blistering experience and every degree of addictive heat in between to make you feel you are alive.

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Always wonderful to come by and see all your gorgeous photos. I love the roses on the water and the sea, sand and gulls.