New mexico chili sauce

Finish off any dish with this delicious red chile sauce recipe. Enjoy the step up in enchiladas, burritos and tamales that comes with the perfect topping.

This authentic New Mexico red chile sauce is simply delicious. A spicy sauce with a hint of smokiness and a smooth and creamy texture.

Hatch Green chili Sauce | Green Chili Sauce | New Mexican

New Mexico Red Chile Sauce is a hot sauce and staple of New Mexican cuisine. This sauce, made with dried red chile powder, is poured over huevos rancheros, enchiladas, grits, burritos, and most meals in New Mexico. It's easy to make and can be stored in your fridge for up to a week. If you love spicy foods, you are going to fall in love with this sauce.

For years, I avoided red sauce with my Mexican foods. I was certain I just didn’t like it. In a pinch, I would use a store-bought red sauce, but I typically stuck with my favorite green chile in place of red. While visiting my sister in New Mexico, she gave me red sauce from her…

From the kitchen of Cafe Pasqual in Santa Fe, this delicious chile verde recipe creates a perfect green chile sauce that can used on virtually any dish.

Authentic Red Chile Sauce. Learn how to make authentic red chile sauce from dried red chile pods. Perfect on enchiladas, huevos rancheros and posole!

Hatch green chiles are broiled, peeled then cooked with onions and garlic in stock to make a delicious sauce.

The Chimayo Red Sauce Recipe from the Red Chile Bible! This is an earthy, Northern New Mexico Red Chile sauce made with pure Chimayo red Chile powder from the book,

Here in New Mexico our chile recipes have an influence from our neighboring country Mexico, from the Native Americans that were here long before we called a state and from the Spanairds that arrive much later. There are many different ways of creating batch a red chile sauce. I am a bit of a purest and don't like adding a bunch of spices and herbs. I like it a simple. This is only one way to prepare red chile sauce, I have two other recipes that I have previously posted. I recommend trying…