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Tampico Dried Guajillo Chile Peppers – Chile Guajillo Seco 2 oz

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Tampico Dried Guajillo Chile Peppers – Chile Guajillo Seco are classic dried Mexican chile peppers known for their smooth, fruity flavor, deep red color, and mild-to-medium heat. Guajillo chiles are one of the most popular dried chiles in Mexican cooking and are commonly used for sauces, marinades, moles, adobos, soups, stews, and traditional recipes.

This 2 oz bag is perfect for preparing homemade guajillo salsa, red chile sauce, birria, pozole, enchilada sauce, tamales, carne con chile, and flavorful Mexican-style marinades.


Ways to Use

  • Use to prepare guajillo salsa, red chile sauce, enchilada sauce, and adobos
  • Add to birria, pozole, tamales, stews, soups, beans, and guisos
  • Toast lightly, soak in hot water, then blend into smooth sauces
  • Combine with garlic, onion, oregano, cumin, vinegar, or broth for marinades

Product Highlights

  • Dried guajillo chile peppers by Tampico
  • Also known as chile guajillo seco
  • Deep red color and smooth dried chile flavor
  • Mild-to-medium heat level
  • Great for sauces, marinades, moles, soups, stews, and tamales
  • Net weight: 2 oz

Product Details

  • Brand: Tampico
  • Product Name: Dried Guajillo Chile Peppers – Chile Guajillo Seco
  • Net Weight: 2 oz
  • Type: Whole dried chile pepper
  • English Name: Dried Guajillo Chile Peppers
  • Spanish Name: Chile Guajillo Seco
  • Heat Level: Mild to medium
  • Flavor Profile: Fruity, earthy, slightly sweet, smoky, mild chile heat
  • Use: Guajillo salsa, red chile sauce, enchilada sauce, birria, pozole, tamales, moles, adobos, marinades, soups, stews, and Mexican cooking

Cooking Tip: Remove stems and seeds, toast the chiles lightly, then soak them in hot water before blending with garlic, onion, spices, and broth for a smooth guajillo chile sauce.

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