What is your favorite recipe using Hatch Chiles?

Mix in the hamburger meat. Simple and very good. 

I make a green tomatillo salsa using one fire roasted hot one with 4 tomatillos and a few other add-ins.  Great hot smokey flavor.

Narrowed it down to two:
 
Green chile cheeseburgers: umami burgers on the BGE, toasted buns, sharp cheddar, and chopped chile.  Listen for the angels.
 
Green Chile stew:  Saute 1 onion and 2 to 4 garlic cloves in oil, brown 1 lb ground pork or sweet ital sausage, add a box of cheekun broth and 24 oz fire-roasted canned tomatoes, 2 or 3 diced Yukon Gold 'taters, 1/2 tsp each oregano and cumin, salt-n-pecker to taste, and five, or ten, diced roasted green chiles.  The proportions can be modified ad infinitum.  One of my favorite dishes.  

When I was veeeeery  young in the 50's in Albuquerque my parents would go to hatch nm and bring home a gunny sack full and roast all weekend. Mother made chile rellenos, just roasted peeled green chile stuffed with sharp cheddar cheese and placed in a hot iron skillet to  melt the cheese, chile rellenos, BUT my favorite was her green chili pork that has evolved over the years to my current version,
Chili, Pork, Green, #2, Richard Fl.

INGREDIENTS:
5 Lbs. Pork, Butt, Boneless
2-3 Lbs. Onions, Quartered, Sliced 1/4 inch Thick
6 11 Ozs. Tomatillos, Tomatoes, Canned, Remove Husks & Stem, Save Liquid
OR 12 Fresh Tomatillos quartered
3 7 Ozs. Taco Sauce, Green, Mild OR Herdez Salsa Verde    
1 26 Ozs Can Green Chilis, Diced
2 Good Beer, Coors, Corona, or Dos XX, not dark or light
2 Pints Chicken Broth
2-3 Pints Salsa Fresca or Pico de Gallo
1 10 Ozs Can  Ro*tel Tomatoes and Green Chiles HOT
2-3 Whole Jalapeños, Seeds & Veins Removed, Finely Diced, You decide How Hot!
2 Whole Green Chile Pork Tamales, just bought them and want to try--Great flavor and thickening agent
3 Tbs. Red Pepper, Crushed
3 Tbs Black Pepper, Fresh Ground
6 Tbs Green Chili Powder
2-3 Tbs Fresh Garlic crushed or Garlic Powder
2-3 Tbs. Sugar
2 Tbs. Cumin
3-4 Tbs Mexican Oregano

Preparation

1. Cut the pork into 1 inch pieces, Saute in a Dutch oven to render grease and partially cook. Drain. Cook Onions in a little olive oil until start to wilt. Add pork back into pot and then the rest of the ingredients.

2. Bring to boil and then simmer. Place lid on pot and cook 1-1 1/2 hours. Remove lid toward end and reduce if too much liquid. Add beer or chicken broth if to thick.

3. Serve with fresh hot tortillas and/or rice.

4. Works well with leftover turkey or chicken also. Freezes very well!

5. This can also be done on the BGE, 9 QT Dutch Oven, Indirect, Plate Setter leg up, something to lift the DO off the plate setter 1/2 inch or so, 350F, no top on DO, light smoke couple of hours. Keep an eye on it so it does not dry out.

Yield: Filled 9 Qt Cast Iron Pot

Recipe Type: Dutch Oven, Main Dish, Meat

Tips
Had just bought some fresh green chile pork tamales so took 2 of them and cut into small pieces and added.  Helps to thicken the pot.

Source
Author: Richard Howe, '75
Source: BGE Forum, Richard Fl, 1980/05/25*
Web Page: http://www.greeneggers.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&Itemid=112&func=view&catid=1&id=962512#962512

Author Notes
2009/08/21--Richard Fl--Cooked 2 8 1/2 lbs pork butt 350F for 3 hours.  Used them for the Florida Mini Fest. Made 3 gallons chili and took to party and reheated in 9 qt DO.

THIS RECIPE FREEZES VERY WELL.

1/27/14-Note to self--Add 1 stick butter next batch.

@Richard Fl
Are you sure that all fits in a 9-qrt dutch oven?  

Green chili gravy, green chili chicken enchiladas, green chili chicken soup. Polenta with green chiles