Reply to "Hatch Chile Season 2016"

camperbobMember

Looks great. I googled Hatch Chiles and found something interesting. Seems that the Hatch Chiles are just plain old Anaheim Chiles. Seems that the state of New Mexico needed to pump up the sales of the farmers. So they went on a big advertising campaign and promoted their Anaheim Chiles as something special. Sooo, regular Anaheim chiles are exactly the same thing. I suggest you google Hatch Chiles to satisfy your curiosity. I did and was amazed at the power of advertising. I would be interested in what your research finds. I did find an interesting recipe using Hatch Chiles in a meatloaf which I made. Quite tasty.

8/28/167:50 AM

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