Chipotle vs New Mexico
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Chipotle vs New Mexico
Can you of you chiliheads take me through a comparison of these two chiles please? Thank you.
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they are both great IMO, generally i think the chipotles are hotter, but the Reds come in various degrees of heat as well. the chipotles are great to use with sauces and bastes, and the Reds are generally ground and used in rubs. the chipotles are also dried and ground, but my favorite is when they are "wet" en Adobo. hope this helps some.
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Chipoltes are smoked japs they typically hotter than hades. If they whut you want give it a whirl. New Mexico peppas are usually called Pablonas when they is green and Anchos when they ripen up. Hatch is also a common nomenclature. Much milder. Chipoltes put a blister on your lip. The others just give a little back burn. Thats all I can recall.
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Gator,Chipotle are smoked red ripe dried Chiles. Usually Jalapeño, but in Mexico other Chiles are also smoked and called Chipotle. The New Mexico Chile is of the Anaheim Chile descent, and it can be hot to mild. Depending on the variety. I do find that the Chipotle are much hotter than the New Mexico type. I love the New Mexico Chile fresh roasted and peeled,wrapped with a hot tortilla. My taste, the Chipotle is a got ya up front Chile and will linger for a while. CF
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Gator, I don't grind any Chiles but I have several friends that do. We use most of our Chiles fresh roasted. I will list our web site in the right place but not here.
DAT we do grow a small patch of sugarcane. Just enough for the grand kids to chew on. It is grown here in East Texas several make syrup. The Henderson,Texas syrup festival is held each fall. It is kinda fun time to see the cane juiced with a horse drawn mill and the syrup cooked on a wood fire. ChileFarmer
DAT we do grow a small patch of sugarcane. Just enough for the grand kids to chew on. It is grown here in East Texas several make syrup. The Henderson,Texas syrup festival is held each fall. It is kinda fun time to see the cane juiced with a horse drawn mill and the syrup cooked on a wood fire. ChileFarmer
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Desert Rat, an other goody with the Jalapeño is just fill with cream cheese mixed with any kind of preserves. sweet and hot. Do them just like you are doing just change the filling.CF
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