Toast
Heat a dry skillet over medium heat. Toast chiles 10–15 seconds per side until fragrant, do not burn.
Heat a dry skillet over medium heat. Toast chiles 10–15 seconds per side until fragrant, do not burn.
Cover with hot water for 15–20 minutes. Remove stems and seeds if you want milder heat, then drain & reserve soaking liquid.
Blend into sauces, salsas or moles. Add to stews and braises for deep, layered flavor.
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From Rico Rico – 100% Natural | Hand-Selected | Gourmet Quality
Explore the depth of traditional Mexican cooking with Rico Rico’s Dried Ancho Chiles — a staple in moles, enchiladas, stews, sauces, and chili recipes. Ancho chiles are the dried version of poblano peppers, known for their deep red color, wrinkled texture, and mild-to-medium heat.
These dried peppers are incredibly versatile — rehydrate for sauces or grind into chile powder for rubs and seasonings. Packed in a durable, resealable pouch to preserve freshness, flavor, and aroma for months.
🌱 100% Natural. No additives. No preservatives.
Q: What are ancho chiles used for?
A: Ideal for mole sauces, enchiladas, pozole, Texas-style chili, and more. Their smoky-sweet flavor adds depth to any Mexican dish.
Q: How long do dried ancho chiles last?
A: Stored in an airtight bag or freezer-safe container, they can last up to 12 months.
Q: Can I eat ancho chiles raw?
A: Ancho chiles are meant to be rehydrated or ground before cooking. They are not consumed like fresh chiles.
Dried Ancho Chiles – That’s it! No preservatives or artificial ingredients.