ALEPPO PEPPER
Named after the famed cuisine capital of Aleppo
in northern Syria, this dark red pepper is earthy, slightly
fruity with a rich heat. It is wonderful, when sprinkled
on grilled meats or used in Syrian dishes, especially soups,
salads and fish.
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| Contents: Ground aleppo pepper, 14
grams. .5 oz Net wt. |
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CRUSHED
CHILE FLAKES
This American classic adds a nice lift to pasta,
pizza or stews. Because our version is flavorful and
full of heat, you may want to add just a dash - at first.
These chile flakes also add a spicy kick to pickling
brine, marinades or a baked potato.
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| Contents: Chile flakes,
14
grams. .5 oz Net wt. |
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ANCHO
CHILE POWDER
The name “ancho” means wide, which is
a reference to its broad, flat pod. Along with pasilla and
the guajillo, the ancho is part of the holy trinity that
gives mole its flavor. Arguably the sweetest of the Mexican
chile peppers, the ancho has a mild fruit flavor with hints
of coffee and a faint raisin taste making it a perfect choice
for chiles rellenos.
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| Contents: Ground ancho chile
powder, 14
grams. .5 oz Net wt. |
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CAYENNE
CHILE POWDER
Originally from French Guiana, cayenne owes its
popularity to the Portuguese who carried it to Europe, Asia
and India. The cayenne is very pungent and can range in heat
from 30,000 to 100,000 Scoville Units. A must in any number
of dips and sauces, it is best to keep some handy at all
times.
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| Contents: Ground cayenne chile
powder, 14
grams. .5 oz Net wt. |
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CHIMAYÓ CHILE
POWDER
This New Mexican favorite turns from green to
bright red in the fall and is a favorite of our chile aficionado,
Ron. It is medium hot with berry notes and makes a wonderful
addition to your favorite guacamole or chile con carne
recipe.
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| Contents: Ground chimayó chile
powder, 15 grams, .5 oz Net wt. |
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“The peppers were terrific,
full of flavor with a nice bite.”
Steve , Washington
, DC.
"We used to live in Santa Fe, so it
was fun to find such a nice selection of peppers here
in San Francisco. "
Della, Sausalito
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CHIPOTLE
CHILE POWDER
Chipotle peppers are smoked red jalapeño
peppers. They exhibit a wonderful, rich, smoky flavor, with
a deep, well-balanced heat and nutty finish. They are believed
to have originated in ancient Tenochtitla’n, near the
capital city of the Aztecs. Extremely versatile, chipotle
works well in stews, casseroles even as a lift to mayonnaise.
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| Contents: Ground chipotle chile
powder, 14
grams. .5 oz Net wt. |
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GUAJILLO
CHILE POWDER
This pepper’s favor is a natural in just
about any sauce calling for a rich medium heat. This thin-skinned
chile exudes a green tea flavor, lightly accented with
berry notes, and a faintly pine nut finish. Try it with
seafood.
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| Contents: Ground guajillo chile
powder, 15 grams, .5 oz Net wt. |
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JALAPEÑO
CHILE POWDER
As witnessed by their use in the familiar snack, nachos and starring role in
any number of epic Tex-Mex eating contests, the jalapeño is arguably the
most popular hot pepper in the United States. Try using its green chile flavor
to animate a favorite marinade or to zip up a dip.
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| Contents: Ground jalapeño
chile powder, 15 grams, .5 oz Net wt. |
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PASILLA
CHILE POWDER
True to its name, (pasilla means raisin in Spanish),
this pepper is dark brown in color. Sometimes confused with
the ancho, there is no mistaking the wonderful grape, herbaceous
flavor the pasilla lends to moles. It is equally at home
in a nice chicken or pork enchilada.
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| Contents: 2 tablespoons
or 15 grams, .5 oz Net wt. |
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