To dry them, heat oven to 170F. Place the peppers on a stone or tray in the oven. The small peppers dried out overnight, but the poblanos took all night and all the next day. I flipped the poblanos halfway through.
Washed and dried before oven
Partially dried
Smaller peppers done; gave the poblanos more time
Do you say chili or chilli or chile? Ah the mysteries of the universe...
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Love the photos and the little baby chilis all lined up in a row!
In the south and Mexico they say- Chiles...
Also there is a great chef in Texas named Stephen Pyles, and he write great books on cooking the chiles, and a friend of mine.
this is such a helpful post. i actually never considered drying my own since we can get packs of all different types of chiles i our local store for about $1 per pack. but this technique will be remembered for years to come!
chile is the fruit and chili is the dish....and or country....
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