monkeydeskstand wrote:
> Hello, does anybody know of still operating roasting green chile
> stands in or around Denver. Usually get 2 or three bushels each fall,
> even 4, but it's late in the season, as we weren't keeping priorities
> in sight. Still have some from last fall and our freezing techniques
> are good, but the quality texture and flavor of what we got last year
> basically sucked so that is why the lack of enthusiasm that has left
> us to this possible demise of lack of green chile.
>
> Person there was extremely drunk and I assume the roasters were total
> beginners. Didn't speak English well enough so I couldn't relay how I
> like them roasted.
>
> If you know one please reply, preferable hatch green chilies.
>
> Thanks either way.

> The Chili Guys
> at Olde Glory Fireworks
> 5501 Federal Blvd.
> Denver, CO
> 303-455-4030

resolution trust wrote:
> monkeydeskstand wrote:
> > Hello, does anybody know of still operating roasting green chile
> > stands in or around Denver. Usually get 2 or three bushels each fall,
> > even 4, but it's late in the season, as we weren't keeping priorities
> > in sight. Still have some from last fall and our freezing techniques
> > are good, but the quality texture and flavor of what we got last year
> > basically sucked so that is why the lack of enthusiasm that has left
> > us to this possible demise of lack of green chile.
> >
> > Person there was extremely drunk and I assume the roasters were total
> > beginners. Didn't speak English well enough so I couldn't relay how I
> > like them roasted.
> >
> > If you know one please reply, preferable hatch green chilies.
> >
> > Thanks either way.
>
> > The Chili Guys
> > at Olde Glory Fireworks
> > 5501 Federal Blvd.
> > Denver, CO
> > 303-455-4030

Thanks, that's one of my favorite stands. Somehow missed them last
year. Anyway called them and they will be going for a little longer.
At least a week maybe two or a little longer.