It's green chile, specifically the potent pods that are grown in Hatch, New Mexico. It's a fiery favorite that is roasted in ...

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The 28-seat shop still offers food truck fan favorites like the chile-smothered Mexican hamburger and pork green chile burritos. But now that owner Dave Castaneda has more room, he’s added specialties ...

Lunch options expand to include tacos, enchiladas, and quesadillas that maintain the same commitment to quality and authentic flavor. The enchiladas, in particular, showcase that same magnificent ...

Photo Credit: Alicia W. The enchiladas deserve special mention – available with your choice of fillings and then topped with either red chile sauce, green chile sauce, or “Christmas style” with both.

When it comes to green chile, how do you eat it? The answer is as open-ended as the Southwestern landscape that lays claim to the dish. It’s “smothered” over eggs, burritos and enchiladas ...

Place the enchiladas on a microwave-safe plate and microwave on high power for 1½-2 minutes. If they aren’t hot, break them up with a fork and microwave at 30-second intervals until hot.