Dried Chiles
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These beautiful, finger-length chiles are a cousin of cayenne with a similar heat-level. We love adding two or three dried pods to... read more
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New Mexican Chiles are variant of the traditional Anaheim chile. Confusingly, some recipes also refer to New Mexican chiles as "Co... read more
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In Assam, India grows the world's hottest pepper called "Bhut Jolokia" in Hindi which when translated means "Ghost Chili". Also ca... read more
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The pasilla nergro is a large, black chile with a skin the color of eggplant. It's an important ingredient for mole, sauce, chile,... read more
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Beautiful guajillo chiles are perfect for salsas and spice pastes. Guajillo chiles have a modestly hot flavor with a slightly frui... read more
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The slightly smokey flavor makes the smokey serrano chile pepper delicious in many different types of sauces. It has a similar fla... read more
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Chipotle chiles are smoked jalapenos. Brown Chipotles are the Green Jalapenos and the Moritas are the red, fully mature Chipotles.... read more
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Ancho chiles are the dried form of the dark green poblano chile. Hailing from the state of Puebla, Mexico, Ancho chiles have an af... read more
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Imported from India, these smoked, dried Ghost Chilies are fiery, authentic, and organic! The Bhut Jolokia pods are dried whole an... read more




