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Meanings of hatch chile in English
Portuguese
capsicum annuum ‘new mexico group’ 
Group of peppers originating in New Mexico, typically green and ripening to red.
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Examples for "new mexico chile"
Examples for "new mexico chile"
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Writers visit the Hatch, New Mexico Chile Festival, the restaurant scene in Santa Fe, and the National Fiery Foods Show in Albuquerque.
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A bowl of green chile in a greasy spoon in New Mexico.
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The bowl of green chile in Espanola, and your zucchini blossom appetizer.
3
Taylor was just substituting green chile for French cuisine.
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A plate of blue-corn cheese enchiladas with green chile in Santa Fe. That was three.
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On that positive note, Gretchen signed off and grabbed the bag of green chile burgers.
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Sprinkle the noodles with a pinch of red chile flakes and fresh cilantro.
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Meanwhile, slice fresh squid into rings; cook some minced garlic and a diced red chile in olive oil.
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A pinch of red chile powder.
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For an even spicier version, add a pinch or two of cayenne or red chile flakes to the rub.
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Stir in a thinly sliced carrot, a couple of handfuls of green beans, and a pinch of red chile flakes.
Usage of hatch chile in English
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The sheriff's posse rode horses in this year's parade amongst homemade floats and the Hatch Chile Queen.
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He grew Hatch chiles and hauled his barrel-roaster-and-propane-torch contraption to Albuquerque to broil green chile to sell at the farmers' market.
Translations for hatch chile
Portuguese