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zxcvbob wrote:
> Steve Calvin wrote: > > My experience has been that New Mexican peppers have unpredictable heat, > and anchos are always as mild as a bell pepper but with a complex flavor > (it reminds me of good chewing tobacco) that has no substitute. > > Canned chipotle peppers vary in heat from one brand to another. Herdez > is my favorite, and they are one of the hotter ones. > > Bob Well, learn something every day. The NM peppers that I've had have always been very mild but I'm certainly no expert. I don't recall the brand of chipotles' that are around here but they pack some heat to 'em. The OP said that her husband didn't like heat so I don't think that I'd go much above anchos on the scale, or if I did I'd go awfully sparingly. -- Steve Who was the first person to say, "See that chicken there... I'm gonna eat the next thing that comes outta it's ass?" |
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