2019 Harris Teeter Hatch Chile Roast 😠 (Charlotte, Raleigh: home, buy, deal)

[Jkgourmet]

Not coming to anywhere in the Triangle this year. (Prior years offered two dates at two different locations.)

Here's the list of locations for 2019. If anyone wants the dates and exact locations, shoot me a PM.

Charlotte, Fayetteville, Arlington, Mt. Pleasant, Charlotte, Summerville, Purcellville, Charleston, Virignia Beach, and Charlotte.

[RaleighSentinel]

I saw that you can preorder cases from The Fresh Market...
https://www.thefreshmarket.com/our-p...=product_focus

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by RaleighSentinel

I saw that you can preorder cases from The Fresh Market...
https://www.thefreshmarket.com/our-p...=product_focus

Thanks, but those are FRESH chile's. The one's at HT are roasted. (Yes, I know that I can roast them myself, but I usually buy 10 pounds every year. Home Roasting that many at home is a deal killer. Just Peeling and freezing them all takes about 6 hours spread over 2-3 days!)

[NewUser]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

Thanks, but those are FRESH chile's. The one's at HT are roasted. (Yes, I know that I can roast them myself, but I usually buy 10 pounds every year. Home Roasting that many at home is a deal killer. Just Peeling and freezing them all takes about 6 hours spread over 2-3 days!)

Agreed. That's how I've done it every year. My wife hates the chore, but then is thankful when we have them for dinner.

[griffensmom]

I just found them on Amazon- canned, roasted in both mild and medium. For what it's worth.

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by griffensmom

I just found them on Amazon- canned, roasted in both mild and medium. For what it's worth.

Thanks.

Canned tastes like the can. If you've had fresh jalapeno and a canned jalapeno, you know what I mean. Frozen is better, but usually chopped up.

And the smell of them roasting - one of the most delicious smells I know.