$7.95 – $173.75
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.
$7.95 – $173.75
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.
$7.95 – $173.75
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.
The Morita Jalapeno (i.e., ‘little blackberry’ in Spanish) is smaller than the Meco and is about the size of your thumb. It turns purple when smoked and imparts a tobacco, chocolate flavor that is popular in Southwestern and Mexican dishes. These two types of Jalapeno are smoked using different types of wood, infusing them each with their own distinctive flavor. Ranking a 5 on The Chile Guy’s 0-10 heat scale, the Chipotle is a medium chile in terms of heat.
| Weight | 3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 6 × 7 in |
A lesser-known chile slowly gaining popularity in the U.S., Pasilla de Oaxaca provides a deep smoky flavor reminiscent of chipotle but with less heat and a richer smoky taste. They are an essential ingredient in mole negro and bean dishes, imparting hints of bacon or ham undertones with their smokiness.
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.
Made from Annatto seed, flour, salt, garlic and other spices, this wonderful condiment is essential in Mexican, Spanish and Southwestern kitchens. This condiment is used to give food a special reddish orange color.
Black Pepper is an essential seasoning or condiment in every restaurant and home. Much can be ascribed to Black Pepper’s flavor and health benefits. This particular pepper comes from Viet Nam which is famous for its black peppercorns and zesty peppery flavor.
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