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Hatch Chile Peppers
Located in south central New Mexico in the Hatch Valley, Hatch, New Mexico declared itself to be the Chile Capitol of the World, and rightly so. "Hatch Chiles" refer to the type of chiles this little town has made so famous. Toward the middle of August, foodie radars start scanning for Hatch chiles. Devotees know it's only a brief late-summer affair but if you roast and freeze them, they can be used later without sacrificing flavor or texture. Don't miss our New Mexico Hatch Chile Festival this weekend!
Want to freeze some for yourself? Read how online.
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Easy Breakfasts for Busy Mornings
There’s no reason to skip out on breakfast with these easy ideas:
· Isabel's Way Cereals - Isabel's Way is simple, authentic, all natural cereal the way it should be. In thier grandmother Isabel's kitchen, everything was made from scratch with simple, all natural ingredients. The same goes for these cereals made today.
· Bays English Muffins - Made to order, leaving the factory within 24 hours of baking and shipped on refrigerated trucks, we think you’ll taste the difference in Bays English Muffins! Top with butter, cream cheese, jam or honey.
· Strawberry Mint Smoothie (View Recipe) - Need something refreshing as well as filling? Try this recipe for a Strawberry Mint Smoothie. Frozen Strawberries, fresh mint, apple juice, yogurt and honey combined for a breakfast treat!
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Spice Up Breakfast with Hatch Chiles
The short season for Hatch Chiles is happening now. Want to get the most of these limited chile peppers? Try these ideas to spice up breakfast:
· Hatch Chile Sauce – Make a sauce that is delicious served over fried eggs. Simply put 10 or 15 stemmed and deseeded Hatch chiles in a pan, cover with water and simmer for 30 minutes. Remove from heat and blend water and chiles in a food processor until smooth. Add sautéed onion and garlic for extra flavor.
· Spicy Omelet – If you like your morning spicy, this is an easy fix. Scramble up a few eggs, add a little milk, diced roasted Hatch chile peppers (deseeded) and anything else that sounds tasty – cheese, bacon, sausage, onion, garlic. Pour everything in a pan and flip when edges are starting to set.
· Breakfast Burrito – Pan fry shredded potatoes. Scramble eggs with roasted, deseeded and chopped Hatch chiles. Combine potatoes and eggs and spread in the center of a tortilla. Top with bacon and cheese; fold and enjoy!
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JDRF Sidewalk Sale
 Through September 12, we’re excited to be raising money to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes and its complications. This weekend we’ll be having our 16th Annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) "Hope Floats" Sidewalk Sale.
Great Food!
All Beef Hot Dogs - $2.00
Root Beer Floats - $2.00
(available in regular and sugar-free/diet)
Ice Cream Sundaes - $2.00
(available in regular and sugar-free)
Chocolate Chunk Cookies - $1.00
When is it?
Friday, September 10 through Sunday, September 12 from 11 am and 6 pm daily.
Where does the money go?
100% of all proceeds from hot dog, root beer float, ice cream sundae, and cookie sales, along with sneaker sales and cash donations go directly to JDRF. Plus, your donation is tax deductible so be sure to stop by!
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