Pepper Time

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Pepper Time
Hi Friends,

I love spicy food and I love eating different peppers.  A roasted pepper with some salt on it is one of favorite things.  I have recently been eating a lot of Hatch chili peppers, which are also known as New Mexico Peppers.  

The Hatch chili comes out of a section of New Mexico named the Hatch Valley.  The peppers are generally a bit mild, similar to an Anaheim pepper, but they can vary in heat - the particular variety I like is extra hot... take a look:

![EAE39685-8FE0-401F-BD36-0B28CAEE78AB.jpeg](https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmNjgPDniXrLsbQr7b5s6urHjYdxuSC6GKdjEtfEDnx5cJ)


The peppers are quite large, approximately 4 times larger than a jalapeño, and the extra hot version is comparable with a Serrano chili in heat, but many times larger in size.  Therefore, you get great heat for your buck.

I like to eat these alongside a steak or pot roast.  They can also go well in chili, though i have not really used them for that purposes before.  I also like to eat them covered in cheese - a nice snack for sure.

Have you ever tried the Hatch chili pepper?

Thanks for coming by,
Brian
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