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    Home » Seasonal Recipes » Summer Recipes » Best Hatch Chile Recipes

    Best Hatch Chile Recipes

    Aug 8, 2019 · by Valentina · 21 Comments

    This post may contain affiliate links.

    The Best Hatch Chile recipes feature roasted Hatch Chiles, dried Hatch Chiles, Hatch Chile powder, and raw Hatch Chiles. Hatch Chile Season is so exciting!

    two piced of hatch chile cornbread on a purple plate

    What is special about Hatch Chiles?

    Hatch chile season should be taken advantage of because it's only about 6 weeks long. Several years ago, Melissa's Produce introduced me to Hatch Chiles and I've been creating Hatch Chile recipes ever since.

    Hatch chiles are a prized chile and are only available in August and September. 

    Where are Hatch Chiles grown?

    These Southwestern chiles are grown in the Mesilla Valley in New Mexico. The sunlight is intense and and the nights are cool.  It’s this climate combination that creates wonderful earthy flavored, subtly sweet, delicious mild or hot Hatch chiles.

    How hot are they?

    Two bags of Hatch chiles -- one labeled HOT and the other MILD.

    Ranging from very mild, to very hot, Hatch Chiles are one of the few chiles where hot and mild can be determined, even though they all look the same.

    They should be labeled as such in stores — if they’re not, I’d ask the produce department if they know, and if they don’t, ask them to cut into one for you. They can be very, very hot — or not at all.

    Pile of bright green Hatch green chiles.

    And if you're really lucky, there will be a Hatch Chile Roasting near you. At the roastings, you can get a huge box of the chiles and they'll roast them for you on the spot. 

    This is particularly awesome because the roasted peppers freeze beautifully -- so you can make Hatch Chile recipes all year long.

    Pile of multicolored hatch chiles that are roasted.

    From stuffed Hatch Chiles and salads, to Hatch Chile Salsas and Cookies, there's something here for everyone!

    So here we go . . .

    What to do with a Bunch of Hatch Chiles

    Hatch Chile Cornbread Casserole (Gluten-Free)

    two pieces of hatch chile cornbread on a purple plate

    Hatch Chile Salsa with Fresh Peaches

    Hatch Chile Salsa with Fresh peaches in a terra cotta bowl on an orange stirped cloth with fresh raw Hatch chiles.

    Double Hatch Chile Hash Browns with Perfect Poached Eggs

    Golden rimmed plate with hash browns, poached eggs with paprika and sliced avocado.

    Hatch Chile Butter

    Close up of Hatch chile butter in a terra cotta bowl.

    Hatch Chile Seared Scallops

    Seared scallops in cast iron skillet with butter

    Roasted Hatch Chile Bacon and Eggs

    two Roasted stuffed Hatch Chiles with Bacon and Eggs

    Hatch Green Chile Shrimp with Coconut Rice

    White bowl with rice and shrimp with green sauce on top.

    Hatch Chile Zucchini Bread (Gluten-Free)

    One loaf of gluten-free zucchini bread with a few slices cute.

    Hatch Green Chile Salsa with Pineapple

    Light green ceramic bowl filled with pineapple green chile salsa with whole green hatch chiles around it.

    Smoky Grape Hatch Chile Appetizer

    Grape Appetizer on a toothpick with chorizo and cheese.

    Hatch Chile Chocolate Chip Cookies

    Tall stack of 5 Hatch Chile Chocolate Chip Cookies surrounded by roasted Hatch chiles.

    Enjoy!

    I hope you love all of these Hatch Chile Recipes as much as my family and I do!

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    1. Eha

      August 12, 2023 at 7:52 pm

      *big smile* Well, except for the occasional tin containing well chopped-up hatch chillies - for us across the Pond this makes for very interesting reading and wishing material ! Enjoy your season !!!

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      • Valentina

        August 13, 2023 at 7:06 pm

        Hi Eha, Thanks for checking out the recipes. Wish I could throw a few over to you. 😉 ~Valentina

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