Hatch chile season is here and I have already loaded up on everything HATCH.
No lie…
I have hatch chile salsa, chips and now I made this hatch chile cheese bread. The only thing I am missing is my main entree and my sister was just telling me that she made a stuffed hatch chile that was loaded with chicken and cheese.
Hatch chile season hits every August and usually lasts until September if the produce is good. That is not a lot of time for me so I am stocking up while I can.
You can never get enough peppers especially if they are roasted on the pit and then saved for a later use. We like to freeze a couple of batches so I can have them throughout the year. They are ALWAYS better fresh but you got to do, what you got to do.
This bread is perfect right out of the oven or you can zap it in the microwave for 15 seconds and then slather it with butter. It’s possible that I even ate a hatch chile chicken salad sandwich between this bread. Seriously folks I’m in HATCH HEAVEN. Now who wants to join me!!!
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
In a large bowl whisk the flour, baking powder, chili powder and salt. Add the sugar and slowly stir in the buttermilk with a regular or wooden spoon. Next add the cheese and green chile. Spray a bread loaf pan with cooking spray and pour in the batter. Top with melted butter.
Cook for 50 minutes to an hour. Bread should be a nice golden brown color.
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This sounds so good!! I can’t seem to get enough bread and cheese this pregnancy!
Bread is definitely a weakness of mine.
Yum, I bet it has a nice spice to it!
It’s the perfect spice to this bread. Not to mention the added cheese.
Love, love, love chiles and cheese together. This bread looks outstanding!
Thanks Cassie! I would have to say that this is my NEW favorite.
Oh, man, Hatch green chilies are just the best, aren’t they? This bread looks really fantastic! I bet it’s great with a cup of chili.
I am seriously addicted to these chilies. Ohh I bet they would be great with a cup of chili.
This bread looks fantastic, nothing better than cheesy bread with a kick!
Mmm!! This looks amazing I love cheesy, spicy bread! This is so my thing!
Just bought a bushel of chilies. this looks like a great way to use them though I might up the ante so to speak! thanks for the idea.
This could possibly the best thing ever. Bread and cheese are just a win, win situation. I need to bake something like this soon 🙂
I swear that almost every blog I’ve visited has a hatch chile recipe… I clearly did not get the memo. This bread looks divine my friend!
Haha you definitely need to get some hatch chiles.
I’m new to Hatch chilies! I saw them at Whole Foods today and I almost bought some. I wish I would have. Will have to go back and get some so I can try this recipe. Looks delicious!!
This bread is terrific, thanks for posting it! I’m totally obsessed with hatch chiles, and this was a perfect vehicle for them. I blogged it today. Thanks!
http://www.texannewyorker.com/2013/10/17/hatch-chile-cheese-bread/
If you can’t find our chile locally, we actually ship via FedEx directly to consumers all over the world. We have both fresh (when in season) and frozen (already roasted, hand peeled, and packaged) available on our website at http://www.hatch-green-chile.com.
I made this last night. I let it cook originally for an hour but it wasn’t done. Then I covered it with foil and let cook for 20 minutes. It was still raw in the middle. Family was hungry, so we just cut off the cooked ends. Kind of disappointing. I followed the recipe, but found it was weird that the dough doesn’t have a rise time. This may have helped it out. The taste was good, just not cooked.
Hi Hali, I am so sorry that this recipe didn’t turn out for you. I’ve made it several times for my family and haven’t had this issue.
Oooh, your grilled cheese sandwiches sound amazing! Caramelized onions make any sandwich special. I think you ll love making sandwiches with this bread.