$24.95 – $119.75
Known as “cow bells” because of their seeds’ distinct ring after drying, cascabel chiles look like jingle bells. They have a nutty, woody taste and are commonly used in fine Mexican cuisine recipes such as stews, soups, sauces, and salsas. Cascabel chiles provide a medium heat profile, 1,500-2,500 Scoville Heat Unit range, and an aesthetic beauty to each dish in which they are incorporated.
$24.95 – $119.75
Known as “cow bells” because of their seeds’ distinct ring after drying, cascabel chiles look like jingle bells. They have a nutty, woody taste and are commonly used in fine Mexican cuisine recipes such as stews, soups, sauces, and salsas. Cascabel chiles provide a medium heat profile, 1,500-2,500 Scoville Heat Unit range, and an aesthetic beauty to each dish in which they are incorporated.
$24.95 – $119.75
Known as “cow bells” because of their seeds’ distinct ring after drying, cascabel chiles look like jingle bells. They have a nutty, woody taste and are commonly used in fine Mexican cuisine recipes such as stews, soups, sauces, and salsas. Cascabel chiles provide a medium heat profile, 1,500-2,500 Scoville Heat Unit range, and an aesthetic beauty to each dish in which they are incorporated.
| Weight | 3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 6 × 7 in |
Although the japones chile’s distinctly small, slender shape and reddish color clearly make it stand out in a crowd, the transmission of heat is its most notable feature 20,000-30,000 Scoville Heat Units. Although japones chiles are mostly used in Asian cuisine such as stir fry, peanut sauce, and Thai curry, you can put these inexpensive chiles on anything! Ground them into powder and add them to red chile sauce or take individual pods and kick up the heat of your soups and stews.
Once known as the hottest chile in the world, the habanero chile ranks in at 120,000 to 180,000 Scoville Heat Units. While it may have lost the title, habanero chiles are still the hottest commercially available chile with the most distinctive flavor profile. At The Chile Guy, we have selected the type grown in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico because of its heat, flavor, and relative cost. This fiery hot chile powder, used in moderation, adds a particularly spicy kick and a lovely red-orange color to any salsa, sauce, or molé. Though very well known for its heat, the habanero chile is also an extremely flavorful chile. A floral-fruity beginning followed by the powerful heat that some find intimidating. The Chile Guy offers habanero chile powder with the heat, flavor, and color you can use for any application.
Chipotle Morita is a smaller ripened jalapeno with a purple hue and smoky flavor. Now available de-stemmed for your convenience. This “little blackberry” packs plenty of flavor and moderate heat.
Aleppo Peppers come from Syria, (Place name Aleppo Syria) but are also grown in the Middle East region in Turkey and Lebanon. A spicy sweet pepper with mild heat it can be used as an all around spice for a variety of dishes.
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