Substitute 3 of the peppers in the can for ground finely....
Substitute 3 of the peppers in the can for ground red pepper and dried Chile pepper for every 1 lb of meat in your favorite chile recipe. If you don't like it very hot, reduce it to 2 peppers. Outstanding flavor! Make sure you dice them finely.
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Doug M.
Substitute 3 of the peppers in the can for ground finely....
Substitute 3 of the peppers in the can for ground red pepper and dried Chile pepper for every 1 lb of meat in your favorite chile recipe. If you don't like it very hot, reduce it to 2 peppers. Outstanding flavor! Make sure you dice them finely.
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La Morena Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce - 7 oz
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Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce are smoked and dried red jalapeño peppers packed in a rich, flavorful sauce made from spices, vinegar, tomatoes, and ancho chiles. Pronounced “chee-POHT-lay”, these peppers bring a signature smoky depth to a wide range of dishes.
What is a Chipotle Pepper?
A chipotle pepper is a fully ripened red jalapeño that has been carefully dried and smoked using a traditional process. The name comes from the Aztec word meaning “smoked chile,” reflecting its deep, distinctive flavor.
Flavor & Heat:
Scoville Heat Units: 5,000 – 10,000
Flavor Profile: Smoky, warm, and slightly sweet with a medium heat
Characteristics:
Packed in a rich adobo sauce made from seasoned tomato broth
Deep tan-brown color with a ridged texture
Approx. 2–4 inches long and 1 inch in diameter
Medium-thick flesh with a rounded, balanced heat
Uses:
Add depth to sauces, soups, and stews
Perfect for marinades and meats
Blend into salsas or adobos for a smoky kick
Use as a seasoning base for traditional Mexican dishes
Quality:
Carefully processed to preserve flavor and consistency, these chipotle peppers deliver an authentic smoky taste that enhances any recipe.
Best Hot Sauce On The Planet! It should carry a warning...LoL. I've used it since about 1988 in a tiny diner in Scotts Valley, CA. I was hooked from that day--The price has gone up, which is understandable given our current circumstances--I used to pay a couple of bucks for for a bottle of it.
