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    • Chile Relleno Chimichanga with Chicken

      Posted at 1:40 pm by NativeNM, on August 16, 2024

      It’s green chile season here in New Mexico. It’s a special time of year when the chile roasters come out and the smell of roasting chile is in the air. One of my favorite things to make during chile season is chile rellano chimichangas. Traditionally they are stuffed with cheese, however I sometimes I add chicken, steak, or smoked pulled pork. Another idea is to add some farm fresh corn, fresh pico de gallo, or diced sauteed zucchini. I even fry up some pan fried potatoes to add which is always tasty. Whatever you stuff your chile relleno chimi with, it elevates the flavors for each individuals taste. Look for NM Hatch Green Chile in many grocery stores across the US. Here are some links where you can order fresh green chile to ship from New Mexico straight to your door: Hatch Chile Store, Chile Monster, or The Fresh Chile Co.

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      Posted in Recipes, Red or Green | 5 Comments | Tagged Chile Relleno Chimichanga, Chile Relleno Chimichanga with Chicken, Fire Roasted Salsa, Fresh Guacamole, Jan's Salsa, Lemitar Green Chile, New Mexico Green Chile, NM Green Chile
    • Fire Roasted Salsa

      Posted at 8:49 am by NativeNM, on August 13, 2013

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      If you didn’t know by now, I love all kinds of salsa!  It’s the perfect time to get those plump red juicy home grown tomatoes that you just can’t get any other time of year.  If you can’t grow your own, farmers market tomatoes are the next best thing.  I found some big meaty tomatoes at the farmers market, and they made the best salsa!  I would have roasted everything outdoors but on this day it was rainy and dreary so I had to make due and roast on top of the gas stove.  It worked out just fine, the house was filled with the aroma of roasting chiles, onions, garlic and tomatoes.  The salsa was terrific on the zucchini fritters and I took care of the rest with a bag of tortilla chips!
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      Posted in Recipes, Red or Green, Salsa, Guacamole and Dips | 2 Comments | Tagged Fire Roasted Salsa, Garlic, Green Onion, Hatch Green Chile, Roasted Tomatoes, Vegetarian
    • Hatch Corn Fritters and Zucchini Fritters

      Posted at 9:01 am by NativeNM, on August 9, 2013

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      August means it’s “Hatch” season.  The first green chile have arrived but I haven’t found any roasters set up yet so I just picked up a few to get started.  The first thing I wanted to make was some salsa so I went to the farmer’s market to pick up fresh tomatoes.  But as usual I get caught up in all the fruits and veggies and picked up some zucchini and corn too.  I had recently been drooling over a post from Kevin at “Closet Cooking” for Jalapeno Popper Corn Fritters  which gave me the idea to make fritters with the Hatch green chile.   I tweaked the recipe a bit and made a zucchini version too.   I topped them with some Fire Roasted Salsa and Flamethrower Sauce.  They were quite filling and really tasty, enough to make a whole meal out of them.
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      Posted in Dutch Oven and Cast Iron, Recipes, Red or Green, Salsa, Guacamole and Dips, Side Dishes | 2 Comments | Tagged corn fritters, Fire Roasted Salsa, Flamethrower Sauce, Hatch Corn Fritters, Hatch Zucchini Fritters, Vegetarian, zucchini fritters
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