The Spice Way Premium Ancho Chile - Pure chili powder ( 4 oz ) made from pure dried peppers with no additives, no agents. resealable bag
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There is nothing spicy about it. To make it taste better, I added red pepper flakes.
There's nothing like the chili from New Mexico. It has been used to make chili beans since I bought it. I am sure you will enjoy it. A little bit spicy but not too much.
As for corn, I haven't tried it but if I did it would be spearingly good.
The texture of the paper is medium
Selected User Reviews For The Spice Way Premium Ancho Chile - Pure chili powder ( 4 oz ) made from pure dried peppers with no additives, no agents. resealable bag
According to the law of supply and demand, the price of the product will rise. I believe this would only increase my cost if people continued to leave good reviews like mine. Despite this possible inadvertent consequence, I still enjoy this. Overall, I give it five out of five In spite of the fact that I know it will cost me, I strongly recommend it. I am sure you will agree that this fine chili powder is wonderful.
The ingredients were found online, and I ordered them and made my own It adds a lot of flavor and deliciousness to my dry rub when mixed with chili powder. You won't believe how affordable and delicious this is!.
My only wish would have been to have been able to purchase it in a larger quantity so it wouldn't have come in the resealable bag. I transferred it into a small canning jar and placed it in a spice cupboard. It'll be on my shopping list sooner than later! It's the ideal flavor balance for almost anything you would use chiles in, and it's not too hot, but it's full flavored and full of flavor. I received my order a few days earlier than expected along with nicely packaged items.
This doesn't seem to be an exciting product based on all the reviews. Ok, it's not really hot, but it's still better than the stuff I'm used to getting from It may be a good idea to use slightly less of this if you are used to store bought chili powder. It has a good flavor, although I like some heat but my significant other doesn't hence why I mentioned it. Those who like it hot should steer clear, and those who like medium heat should go for it.
My favorite features are the smell, the color, and the packaging, which is upright and takes up less space. You will be receiving more orders from me in the future. I'm looking forward to making a pot of chili! Please accept my thanks once.
It has the best The sauce is robust and I recommend it for anyone looking for an authentic Mexican flavor. Since I live in the Southwest, I am able to compare the local Mexican food to the yummy tastes I can find there. As for Mexican food, I am a HUGE fan! In addition to the 'Wondra' flour, I added some maltodextrin to thicken up the sauce. The only downside to that was that you couldn't have gluten-free food No charge. Thanks for sharing your ideas. If you know of a way to thicken without gluten products, then cheers!.
It does not possess a lot of heat, but the flavor is good, and it is not nearly as bitter as regular bottled chile powders (the kind that is just labeled "chile powder" without specifying what kinds of chiles are in it). I just wish it could be purchased in a large container. If I could buy tons, I would!.
A hint of smoke is present along with the spicy taste. As part of my Salmon recipe, I made a rub according to the directions on the container. Putting it on the grill was a great idea.