Sandy Olson wrote: > I figured that, being older than dirt, I would not have too many new > experiences left. But, in Anamosa, Colorado this past week-end I was able > to buy/eat my very first "roasted on the spot" chiles...Big Jims they > happened to be...right from the roaster. YUM! I had read all of you > talking about the great Hatch chile roast in the fall and making or buying > roasters to do them at home. This it he first time I've seen it done...I > only "roast" them under the broiler, a few at a time. > > So..I can now die happy (but hopefully not for another 30 years). The smell > of the roasting chiles was a delicious as all of you have described it. > > SandyO > CH #1146 and Grand Poobah of the Moderate Corps > Co-Organizer of the 7th (Almost) Midwest Hotluck > Smeller and taster of roasted chiles > > > See, next you will be bleeding from the eyeballs, and disappearing into a little blob and a puff of smoke! :-)) HAR de HAR! old Doug MUCH older than dirt