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Dried Hot Pepper

Dried Hot Pepper

Dried hot peppers are, simply put, hot peppers that have been dried to preserve the vegetable for off season use. In some cases the peppers are first roasted or smoked and then dried. The texture and flavor undergo dramatic changes, and dry peppers must be handled very differently than fresh ones. To use, dry chiles must be ground or chopped, boiled or soaked. Dry chiles are a staple in Mexican cuisine, and are an integral part of many Caribbean, African and Mediterranean dishes.

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Nutrition Info

Serving Size: 1/2 oz, 14 g
Amount per serving:
Calories from fat: 0Calories: 50
Fat: 0g
Cholesterol: mg
Sodium: 7mg
Total Carbs: 7g
Fiber: 2g
Sugars: 4g
Protein: 4g
Vitamin A: 210% Vitamin C: 6%
Calcium: 2% Iron: 0%
 

Available year round

Also Known As

Dried chiles

Dried chilies

 

Dried hot peppers should have a good, wholesome, spicy aroma, so pick those that are fragrant and steer away from badly broken peppers. Store dried chiles in an airtight container in a cool, dry and dark place. Drying peppers prolongs storage time, but they are best used within six months. If you do keep them longer, check them for any spoilage or breakage, and discard as necessary

 

Ancho

California

Cayenne

Chipotle

de Arbol

Guajillo

Habanero

Japanese chile

New Mexico

Pasilla

Pasilla negro

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