Product Description
Roasted Hatch Green Chile — Fire-Roasted & Ready to Use
Get the authentic smoky flavor of Hatch chile without the hassle—our Roasted Hatch Green Chile is flame-roasted in the traditional New Mexican way, hand-peeled, then vacuum-sealed and shipped frozen so you can enjoy bold, smoky Hatch flavor all year long. Whether you’re topping tacos, stirring into stews, or mixing into green chile queso, this is classic Hatch done right. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
- Fully roasted & peeled: No prep, no charring, no mess.
- Frozen for freshness: Flash-frozen and shipped on dry ice to lock in peak flavor. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
- Heat options for every palate: Mild, Medium, Hot — perfect for everything from tacos to casseroles.
- Chef-ready versatile ingredient: Just thaw and add to your favorite recipe.
Cook with confidence: browse our Hatch chile recipe collection for creative ideas, from classic New Mexican enchiladas to smoky roasted Hatch burgers and green chile stew. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Roasted Hatch Green Chile — fire-roasted and ready when you are
This is the “skip the mess” version of Hatch season: chile that’s already flame-roasted, peeled, vacuum-sealed, and shipped frozen. You get the smoky depth people love from a traditional roast, without needing a grill, broiler, or cleanup.
If you’re comparing options, you can also explore fresh chile when it’s in season (for DIY roasting) or browse all frozen Hatch chile products if you want a freezer-first cart.
Want to learn techniques and “what do I do with this?” ideas? Start with the recipe hub at Hatch chile recipes you can actually cook at home, then skim how to cook with Hatch chile (methods + tips) for confident, repeatable results.
Best ways to use roasted Hatch green chile
Think of roasted Hatch chile as a “flavor starter.” It adds smoky depth fast—no long simmer required. Here are the high-impact uses customers come back to:
- Breakfast upgrade: fold into scrambled eggs, breakfast burritos, hash browns, or breakfast sandwiches.
- Fast weeknight dinners: stir into soups, stews, chili, or rice bowls for instant Southwestern flavor.
- Smother everything: add to enchilada sauce, burrito sauce, or creamy green chile sauce.
- Queso & dips: mix into cheese dip for game day (see Hatch green chile queso).
- Burgers & grilled meats: top burgers, brats, chicken, or pulled pork for smoky heat without extra work.
For sauce-forward meals, browse Hatch chile sauces and salsas made for cooking (not just dipping). For “dinner in minutes,” pair roasted chile with handmade New Mexican frozen foods like rellenos, tamales, and more.
Thawing, storage, and portioning
Roasted chile is a freezer staple. The goal is simple: thaw what you need, keep the rest frozen, and portion it so it’s easy to cook with on busy nights.
Best thawing methods
- Overnight in the fridge: best texture, easiest planning.
- Cold-water thaw: keep the sealed bag in cold water, changing water every 10–15 minutes.
- Cook-from-frozen: toss into soups, stews, sauces, and chili—just simmer a few extra minutes.
Portioning tip (saves time later)
- After thawing, divide into ½ cup or 1 cup portions and refreeze flat (quick to grab, quick to thaw).
- Label portions by heat level if you keep multiple varieties on hand.
If you’re mixing fresh + roasted during chile season, keep the prep guide handy: simple Hatch chile preparation instructions. For storage expectations and spoilage signs, this guide is genuinely useful: how to tell if Hatch green chile has gone bad.
Recipe ideas worth saving
If you want a single place to browse, start with the full Hatch chile recipe collection. For specific crowd-pleasers, these are favorites: green chile queso and green chile gravy.
High-conversion “what should I cook?” list
- Green chile stew: roasted chile makes the base fast and deep.
- Smothered burritos: add chile to sauce for that New Mexico-style finish.
- Enchiladas: layer roasted chile into sauce, filling, or both.
- Chile mac & cheese: stir in for smoky comfort food.
- Chile burgers: top with roasted chile + cheese for instant “why didn’t I do this sooner?”
Building a pantry around these recipes? Add sun-dried chile powders for quick flavor, or go traditional with dried red chile pods for homemade enchilada sauce.
Pairings that complete a meal (and build a smarter cart)
Roasted chile shines when it’s part of a “complete plan.” Here are pairings that make dinner easier and improve the final dish—not just random add-ons:
- Freezer-first dinners: handmade frozen New Mexican foods that pair perfectly with extra chile on top.
- Fast comfort meals: chimichangas and tamales become “restaurant night” with a spoonful of roasted chile.
- Sauces that do the work: cooking sauces and salsas for enchiladas, burritos, and smothered plates.
- Stock-the-pantry basics: dried goods like spice blends and tortillas to keep the meals consistent.
- “What everyone else buys” shortcut: bestsellers if you want a proven cart with fewer decisions.
If you’re trying to maximize value on a single shipment, check mix & match savings bundles. It’s one of the simplest ways to build a deeper Hatch pantry without overthinking it.
FAQ
Is this product fully roasted and peeled?
Yes—this is roasted chile meant to be convenient. Thaw what you need and use it like you would any roasted green chile in recipes.
What’s the easiest way to use it on a weeknight?
Add it to eggs, soups, chili, rice bowls, or a quick queso. If you want a roadmap, start with the recipe collection and save green chile queso for your next get-together.
How do I store it after opening?
Keep it refrigerated and use within a few days, or portion and refreeze. If you’re unsure about quality, see how to tell if Hatch chile has gone bad.
Where can I find shipping details?
For cold-chain delivery details and policy info, see shipping information for fresh and frozen products.
Want rewards points on every order?
Join the Hatch Chile Store rewards program to earn points and redeem them on future orders.
Overview
This is the “skip the mess” version of Hatch season: chile that’s already flame-roasted, peeled, vacuum-sealed, and shipped frozen. You get the smoky depth people love from a traditional roast, without needing a grill, broiler, or cleanup.
Compare options in fresh chile (seasonal) or browse all frozen Hatch chile products if you want a freezer-first cart.
Start with the recipe collection and skim how to cook with Hatch chile for techniques and practical tips.
How to use it
Roasted chile is a “flavor starter.” It adds smoky depth fast—no long simmer required.
- Breakfast: eggs, burritos, hash browns.
- Dinners: soups, stews, chili, rice bowls.
- Smothered plates: enchilada sauce, burrito sauce, creamy chile sauce.
- Dips: see green chile queso.
Sauce-forward meals: cooking sauces and salsas. Dinner in minutes: handmade frozen New Mexican foods.
Thawing & storage
Thawing
- Fridge overnight: best texture.
- Cold-water thaw: sealed bag in cold water.
- Cook-from-frozen: soups/stews/sauces.
Portioning tip
- Portion into ½ cup or 1 cup and refreeze flat.
- Label by heat level if you keep multiple varieties.
Fresh+roasted workflow: prep instructions. Storage help: does Hatch chile go bad?
Recipes
Browse: Hatch chile recipes. Favorites: green chile queso and green chile gravy.
- Green chile stew
- Smothered burritos
- Enchiladas
- Chile mac & cheese
- Chile burgers
Pantry boosters: chile powders and dried red chile pods.
Pairings
- Frozen New Mexican foods that love extra chile on top
- Chimichangas and tamales for easy dinners
- Cooking sauces and salsas for smothered plates
- Dried goods like spice blends and tortillas
- Bestsellers for a proven cart
Value-builder: mix & match savings bundles.
FAQ
Is this fully roasted and peeled?
Yes—thaw and use like roasted green chile in any recipe.
Fastest weeknight use?
Eggs, soups, chili, rice bowls, or queso. Start here: recipe collection.
How do I store after opening?
Refrigerate and use within a few days, or portion and refreeze. Help: spoilage/storage guide.
Shipping details?
See shipping information.
Rewards?
Join rewards to earn points on every order.
Brave the heat
Not sure which variety is best for you? Use the Scovile Heat Units to determine your heat tolerance.
Chile pepper heat is measured in Scoville Units. The number of Scoville Units indicates the amount of capsaicin present.
