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Albuquerque · Rio Rancho · Corrales

Seattle Hotlinks New Mexico
Green Chile

Sausage flown in from Seattle, then built into tacos, nachos, burgers and loaded fries. A food truck rolling through Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and Corrales, with catering across the metro.

EST. 2019 ALBUQUERQUE · RIO RANCHO FEATURED ON KRQE
The Duke: chopped hotlink and sirloin on a hoagie roll under Hatch green chile.
The “Duke”$19 · the one people come for
Where we are right now

The Board

Today

Today’s stop and the week ahead for the Big Boss food truck, as James sends them.

The Week Ahead

Our Story

A Seattle Sausage
That Moved To New Mexico

Owner James Wilkinson left Seattle for Albuquerque in 2008 to work for a tech company. When the severance came in 2018, he went looking for the one thing he couldn't find here: a proper hotlink. Big Boss followed.

“Mine are actually spicy sausages, and that's what I put on the menu as well. I actually get them imported from Seattle.”

James Wilkinson to the Rio Rancho Observer, July 2024

The recipe

The Original Oberto Hot Link

James signed with Oberto for the original hot link. Oberto later stopped making it for retail and honored his contract anyway. In his words:

“We are the only company currently allowed to get this product.”

A Pacific Northwest tradition, served in New Mexico, with red, green or Christmas chile on everything. It runs from breakfast through dinner.

What is a hot link?

James Wilkinson, in his own intake answers
4.6Yelp · 18 reviews
96%Facebook · 23 reviews
4.0Google · 12 reviews
7People on the crew

Each rating is labelled by the platform it came from, as last read: Google Oct 9, Yelp Sept 15, Facebook Sept 10, 2026.

Where We Roll

Where the Food Truck Rolls

One truck, moving around the metro. Here is where it turns up.

Albuquerque

Uptown and across the metro. September stops included Winrock, Eubank Blvd SE and Balloon Fiesta Way.

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Rio Rancho

Where Big Boss grew up. September stops included Rio Rancho Oktoberfest, Eagle Ridge Elementary and Sandoval County Regional Medical Center.

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Corrales

Listed on their own Facebook as a service area. Danny Dines caught the truck at the Sandia Bar in March 2025.

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Book the Truck

Bring It To Your Lot

Full-service catering for corporate events, private parties and community gatherings. Tell us the date and the head count and you'll get a straight answer back.

CorporatePrivate PartiesNeighborhood BBQ Community EventsFundraisers
$1,000Minimum spend
50Minimum guests

Rather call? 505·554·9437. It rings the same place.

Goes straight to Big Boss. No list, no newsletter.

Contact

Get Hold Of Us

Call or Text

505·554·9437

The number Big Boss publishes on their own site and Facebook.

Book an Event

Catering Form →

Date, head count, location. One screen.

Email

Catering requests come through the form below or the phone line.

Good to know

Questions people ask before they find us

The short answers. Anything else, call or text (505) 554-9437.

Where is the food truck today?

Call or text (505) 554-9437, or check Facebook, where James posts the day's stop. When his week is on file, the board at the top of this page shows it.

Where do you roll?

Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and Corrales for the truck, and catering across the metro, including Bernalillo and Los Lunas.

What is a Seattle hot link?

A sausage flown in from Seattle, then built into tacos, nachos, burgers and loaded fries, with New Mexico green chile. The “Duke” is the one people come for.

Do you cater events?

Yes. Corporate events, private parties, neighborhood BBQs, community events and fundraisers, with a $1,000 minimum spend and 50 guests minimum. Use the Book the Truck form on this page, or call or text the same number.

Are the prices on this page current?

The menu prices here were confirmed by James in August 2026.

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