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Chile Cascabel Seco Dry cascabel chilliesTASTE:
Its slightly acidic thick flesh offers a medium-hot rich flavor. Woodsy and smoky-flavored, this chile has nutty and tobacco overtones. Scoville units: 4 (1500-2500).USES:
Use in sauces, soups, relishes, salsas, and stews. Ground or powdered, add to tamales and casseroles or use as a seasoning in a variety of savory dishes. Combine with two or three other chile varieties in the same dish for a more complex hot flavor. -
La Costena sliced Jalapeño 194g rajasTASTE:
The crisp, juicy flesh offers a powerful bite, despite its relatively low heat scale rating. When green, jalapeños offer a distinctive vegetable flavor; when ripe and red, their flavor is slightly sweeter. Scoville units: 5 (2500-5000).USES:
Jalapeno chile peppers can be served fresh, cooked or pickled. Add diced fresh jalapeno to cornbread, couscous, chili, sauteed corn and beans, even sweet desserts such as an apple dutch baby. Pickle peppers with garlic, salt, spices and vinegar. Halve peppers, stuff with cheese and bake. Combine diced jalapeno with green tomatoes, garlic, sugar, spices and cook down into jam. Use them for nachos, tortas, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs or to accompany meats for an extra kick in flavour. Don't forget to have some water near you!! Dice peppers and add to chopped fresh tomatoes and cilantro for salsa. Jalapeno may be added to a variety of dishes for a mild heat. -
Dry Pasilla Chillies 100g Chile Pasilla Seco (100g)TASTE:
Also known as "chilaca & chile Negro," have a distinctive dark red-chocolate color and has overtones of chocolate and raisin flavors. Fresh, it is known as chile Chilaca, derived from the Nahuatl "actle," meaning "gray hair" or "old". Scoville units: 3-4 (1000-2500).USES:
The dried Pasilla Negro is an essential ingredient for making classic mole sauce and red enchilada sauce. Add to stews, soups, casseroles, relishes, dips, appetizers, salsa and savory sauces. To prepare, soak dried chiles in oil or water for 20 to 30 minutes. To roast, dry-fry in nonstick skillet a few minutes.RECIPES:
Prepare your own chile sauce (2 cups) INGREDIENTS: 12 dried chile pods 2c water 1 t salt 2 T oil 1 T flour 1/3 oregano DIRECTIONS: Wash the chillies under running water remove the chilli stems, seeds and veins (leave the seeds for a hotter sauce). Place the washed chillies into a pan with 2 cups of water and stir for 10min. The chilli flesh will become soft. Put the mixture into a blender and pure until smooth. (Optional: strain to remove any possible seeds or skin). From here on in, it’s all about your own personal taste. If you are not using all the red chilli pure right away, it can be frozen at this point. Simplify and use it exactly as you would fresh pure in any recipe. To complete the basic red chilli sauce season & thicken the pure as follows: Heat the oil in a pan, add the flour and mix quickly, pour the chilli pure and stir until thicken. Add salt, oregano, cumin and garlic powder, reduce the heat and stir for few minutes. If is to hot, add some water or tomato juice. Your chilli sauce is now ready. -
Chile Pasilla Polvo (100g,1kg, 4.5kg & 22.6kg)TASTE:
Also known as "chilaca & chile Negro," have a distinctive dark red-chocolate color and has overtones of chocolate and raisin flavors. Fresh, it is known as chile Chilaca, derived from the Nahuatl "actle," meaning "gray hair" or "old". Scoville units: 3-4 (1000-2500).USES:
The dried Pasilla Negro is an essential ingredient for making classic mole sauce and red enchilada sauce. Add to stews, soups, casseroles, relishes, dips, appetizers, salsa and savory sauces. To prepare, just add a teaspoon to your dish


