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.