How To Cook With Dried Chile Peppers

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Cooking with dried chiles is like unlocking a new taste bud. Stirring peppers from their dried slumber awakens uniquely savory, sweet, spicy, and fruity flavors that aren't found in their fresh forms. Learning how to use these special ingredients enhances your favorite recipes for salsa, chili con carne, beans, and stews.

Roasted Tomato Salsa Toasting the dried chiles and roasting the fresh vegetables gives this salsa a special depth of flavor. This salsa truly completes any steak taco, but will disappear just as fast next to a bowl of tortilla chips.

Guajillo Chiles Guajillo chiles are bright, tangy, and spicy-sweet. Their flavor makes them ideal for fish and chicken dishes. Chile de Arbol This small, bright red pepper is an icon of Mexican culture. Try these chiles in a traditional salsa roja or enchilada sauce.

Ancho Chiles Ancho chiles are a classic base ingredient for Mexican dishes, chili, mole sauce, and meat marinades. Carolina Reaper Chiles These aren't chile peppers, these are cherry-sized atom bombs. Add their fruity flavor to jams and hot sauces.

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