Guajillo Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features MILD TO MEDIUM HEAT- Guajillo Chile has mild heat with sweet-savory fl...
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Bulk Chile Powders
Commercial quantities of pure ground chile powders. Perfect for food service operations, hot sauce manufacturers, and retail distribution.
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Ancho Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features MEDIUM TO MILD HEAT - Ancho Chile has mild heat with sweet savory fla...
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Pasilla Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features RICH FLAVOR - Pasilla Chiles Have Rich Deep Flavor With Mild Heat Bet...
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Chipotle Morita Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features 🌶️ AUTHENTIC FROM MEXICO - Essential for authentic Mexican Cuisine 100...
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Habanero Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features 🌶️ Authentic from Mexico - Essential for authentic Mexican Cuisine 100...
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Arbol Chile Powder Bag
Key Product Features 🌶️ From Mexico - Essential for authentic Mexican Cuisine 100% Natural...
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About Dried Mexican Chiles
Dried Mexican chiles are essential ingredients that deliver deep, authentic flavor across traditional Mexican cuisine. Their rich profiles come alive through drying, unlocking complex layers of sweetness, smokiness, and heat.
Flavor Differences
- Ancho: Sweet, slightly smoky with raisin notes.
- Guajillo: Tangy, fruity, tea-like undertones.
- Chile de Árbol: Bright grassy heat, great for salsas.
- Pasilla: Deep and complex with chocolate notes.
Best Uses
Toast the chiles briefly to release essential oils, then rehydrate in hot water. Blend into sauces, grind into powder, or add whole to stews and braises for rich depth.
Storage Tips
Store dried chiles in airtight containers away from sunlight. They stay fresh 1–2 years and can be frozen for extended storage.
Why These Chiles Matter
The drying process concentrates each chile’s unique personality — sweetness, smokiness, heat, and aroma — making them foundational for authentic Mexican sauces, rubs, and salsas.
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