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In New Mexico where it originated, the Green Chile Cheeseburger reigns supreme. Simply fry your burgers, then add as many chopped green chiles on top as you like, then add a slice of your favourite cheese and broil for a minute. Monterey Jack is popular, as is Cheddar. Lettuce, mayonnaise and pickles are optional.

Zesty Southwestern Hamburger Dressing

Drain and chop finely a couple of dill pickle spears or a handful of hamburger dill slices. Shred and chop a cup of lettuce. Drain a small can of chopped green chiles in a sieve, pressing until they are as dry as possible.

Ortega Fire-Roasted, Diced Green Chiles

Old El Paso Green Chiles by the Case

 In a mixing-bowl, combine these vegetables with a half-cup of mayonnaise, gently blending the ingredients together for an elegant and refreshing southwestern-style hamburger sauce. A bit of ground pepper and/or 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder may be added to absorb excess moisture and impart extra flavour to the mixture. Amounts of these ingredients may be adjusted to your taste.

©M-J de Mesterton

New Mexican Green Chile Burger on Home-Made Hamburger Bun
Recipe Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

The Authentic New Mexico Green Chiles, Grown by Hatch

Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

Elegant Green Chile Burger

In New Mexico where it originated, the Green Chile Cheeseburger reigns supreme. Simply fry your burgers, then add as many chopped green chiles on top as you like, then add a slice of your favourite cheese and broil for a minute. Monterey Jack is popular, as is Cheddar. Lettuce, mayonnaise and pickles are optional.

Zesty Southwestern Hamburger Dressing

Drain and chop finely a couple of dill pickle spears or a handful of hamburger dill slices. Shred and chop a cup of lettuce. Drain a small can of chopped green chiles in a sieve, pressing until they are as dry as possible.

Ortega Fire-Roasted, Diced Green Chiles

Old El Paso Green Chiles by the Case

 In a mixing-bowl, combine these vegetables with a half-cup of mayonnaise, gently blending the ingredients together for an elegant and refreshing southwestern-style hamburger sauce. A bit of ground pepper and/or 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder may be added to absorb excess moisture and impart extra flavour to the mixture. Amounts of these ingredients may be adjusted to your taste.

©M-J de Mesterton

New Mexican Green Chile Burger on Home-Made Hamburger Bun
Recipe Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

The Authentic New Mexico Green Chiles, Grown by Hatch

Elegant Green Chile Burger

In New Mexico where it originated, the Green Chile Cheeseburger reigns supreme. Simply fry your burgers, then add as many chopped green chiles on top as you like, then add a slice of your favourite cheese and broil for a minute. Monterey Jack is popular, as is Cheddar. Lettuce, mayonnaise and pickles are optional.

Zesty Southwestern Hamburger Dressing

Drain and chop finely a couple of dill pickle spears or a handful of hamburger dill slices. Shred and chop a cup of lettuce. Drain a small can of chopped green chiles in a sieve, pressing until they are as dry as possible.

Ortega Fire-Roasted, Diced Green Chiles

Old El Paso Green Chiles by the Case

 In a mixing-bowl, combine these vegetables with a half-cup of mayonnaise, gently blending the ingredients together for an elegant and refreshing southwestern-style hamburger sauce. A bit of ground pepper and/or 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder may be added to absorb excess moisture and impart extra flavour to the mixture. Amounts of these ingredients may be adjusted to your taste.

©M-J de Mesterton

New Mexican Green Chile Burger on Home-Made Hamburger Bun
Recipe Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

The Authentic New Mexico Green Chiles, Grown by Hatch

Elegant Green Chile Burger

In New Mexico where it originated, the Green Chile Cheeseburger reigns supreme. Simply fry your burgers, then add as many chopped green chiles on top as you like, then add a slice of your favourite cheese and broil for a minute. Monterey Jack is popular, as is Cheddar. Lettuce, mayonnaise and pickles are optional.

Zesty Southwestern Hamburger Dressing

Drain and chop finely a couple of dill pickle spears or a handful of hamburger dill slices. Shred and chop a cup of lettuce. Drain a small can of chopped green chiles in a sieve, pressing until they are as dry as possible.

Ortega Fire-Roasted, Diced Green Chiles

Old El Paso Green Chiles by the Case

 In a mixing-bowl, combine these vegetables with a half-cup of mayonnaise, gently blending the ingredients together for an elegant and refreshing southwestern-style hamburger sauce. A bit of ground pepper and/or 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder may be added to absorb excess moisture and impart extra flavour to the mixture. Amounts of these ingredients may be adjusted to your taste.

©M-J de Mesterton

New Mexican Green Chile Burger on Home-Made Hamburger Bun
Recipe Courtesy of M-J de Mesterton

The Authentic New Mexico Green Chiles, Grown by Hatch