Hatch new mexico

You know you’ve survived the summer when that familiar smell of roasted green chiles hits you from the supermarket parking lot.

In the small farming village of Hatch, New Mexico, green and red chiles are the main event. Here are just a few reasons to visit.

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Hatch, New Mexico

EVERY FALL, my family converges in the village of Hatch, New Mexico—the self-proclaimed “Chile Capital of the World”—for the namesake chile harvest. My mom and her sisters grew up just north of Hatch, in the small town of Truth or Consequences—T or C for short. My aunt later married into the Franzoy family, who first commercialized Hatch chiles in the early 1900s. The cult-like following of New Mexico’s state vegetable (technically a fruit) can be attributed to the valley’s unique terroir.

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Hatch, New Mexico

We love New Mexico Hatch Green Chile. Every year during harvest time (late summer into September, varies at times) we start looking for green chiles. We happened to be in Ruidoso this year during that time, but unfortunately. we were leaving before they were roasting again. I checked on a Monday and they weren't roasting again until the weekend. I could have bought them not roasted but I really wanted them roasted because they are just so much easier when they are placed in the big roaster's…