Roasting

Hatch Chiles

Learn How to Roast Green Chilies

Hatch Chiles

These chili peppers are amongst the most flavorful mild to medium spicy chile. They're delicious and so many foods!

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• raw hatch chiles • grill pan or comal • tongs • butter knife

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Clean The Chiles

Thoroughly rinse then pat dry the fresh raw hatch chiles. Use a knife to poke a small hole on each pepper.

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Grill

Heat a cast iron grill pan or skillet and once hot arrange the chilies, don't over crowd them. Allow to blacken on one side.

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Flip Over

Once charred on one side flip over to char or blacken on the opposite side. This will all take about 10 minutes.

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Remove From Heat

Once the chilies have blistered and blackened on both sizes, carefully remove them and place on a cutting board to cool.  

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Peel & Seed

Once they have cooled you can peel away the charred skin. Slice off the stem then use a butter knife to remove the seeds.

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Ready!

You can slice or chop or leave whole to use in all of your favorite hatch chile recipes. Enjoy!

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You can use them right away or freeze for later!

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I love them in a cheese & hatch chile omellete. More serving ideas on the blog! 

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