Green chili stew

Hatch Green Chile Stew with Ground Beef is a hearty and flavorful dish that showcases the rich, smoky taste of roasted Hatch green chiles.This comforting stew combines tender ground beef with diced potatoes, fresh tomatoes, and aromatic garlic, simme

This fire roasted green chile recipe features pork, garlic, onions and chicken stock, and the easy recipe takes just 90 minutes to make.

Ingredients:1 pound ground beef1 onion, diced1 cup diced green chile2 tsp salt1 tbsp cumin8 cups broth (try homemade broth!)4 russet potatoes, peeled and diced1 cup diced tomatoesInstructions:Add ground beef and onion to a large stockpot or pan, over

The BEST Green Chile Stew is filled with pork, potatoes, and roasted green chile. This is New Mexican Green Chile Stew at it's best. (Stove-top AND Slow-Cooker recipes included!)

This recipe is for a hearty and flavorful pork stew with roasted green chiles, a perfect dish to warm you up on a chilly day. The smoky, slightly spicy green chiles add depth to the rich, tender pork, while the savory broth brings everything together

"We Love" Traditional Hatch Green Chile Stew is an under statement! I mean we really love Traditional Hatch Green Chile Stew! It is loaded with tender pork, some potatoes, a beautiful gravy created from long and slow simmering, and of course the Hatch Green Chile.

This Green Chile Ground Beef and Potato Stew is a hearty, comforting dish that brings together the robust flavors of roasted green chile, tender potatoes, and savory ground beef.Perfect for a cozy family meal, this stew is not only delicious but also

Can you hear the fires burning and smell the roasted chiles in the air? I can because it’s Hatch chile season and I love Hatch chiles. Look at this beautiful green chile stew.

Get the recipe for New Mexico Green Chile stew - a delicious and spicy dish with tender pork and Hatch green chiles.

When it starts to get cold in New Mexico you're probably going to hear a lot about chile. Because warms the soul. No, not the chili out of a can that's red and dotted with the occasional bean. But New Mexico chile. While you can enjoy it year round when you're able to see your