Any of you guys able to get any hatch peppers?

[backcountry mounty]

They are in season now for three weeks. Only time in the year you can get them. Supposed to be a great pepper for grilling or roasting. I've never seen them in a market. If anyone lives near the Robinson Township (Pa.) Market Place you are supposed to be able to get them there.

Probably be perfect for old buzzard's recipe below.

 

[JLW71073]

No Hatch Peppers but I have a ton of Ghost Peppers...

I have no idea what I'm going to do with all of them.

 

[pacs life]

Hilltop Fruit Market in Grantsville, MD (off of I-68) has Hatch Pepper Cheese. Really good.

 

[old buzzard]

I've never heard of hatch peppers, but

Since I have made it a habit to include in my garden every year something I've never grown before, I will look for hatch peppers next year. If that works out I'll make sure you get some of them. This years experiment was peanuts, which I won't know how well they did until the first day of frost. A couple of years ago it was the ghost pepper, which I couldn't find anyone willing volunteers to taste them, (and I didn't have the nerve either, so they all went to waste). Next year I'm thinking maybe figs.........

 

[thebowl]

I use a lot of ground Hatch powder that I obtain online from a Chili store in Santa Fe. Good stuff. Makes a wonderful enchilada sauce.

The Nambe is even better, if harder to find. Out of this world.