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How to Choose Chili Peppers

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Uploaded by on Jun 29, 2011

Learn how to pick a proper pepper, how size corresponds to heat, and more!

From Anaheims to habaneros, did you know there are hundreds of kinds of chile peppers, ranging in flavor from mild to extremely hot? In this video, you'll learn how to choose the perfect chile peppers for your chili, Mexican food, Thai food, and other recipes that call for something spicy. We'll show you how to pick a proper fresh chile pepper. You'll see how the size of a chile pepper corresponds to its heat and learn where the hottest parts of the chile are—and also how to remove the hot spots in order to cut back on the heat. You'll also learn a little about where chiles fall along the Scoville Scale, which rates a chile's heat. Measured in Scovilles, habaneros are at the hottest end, jalapenos fall in the middle range, and poblano chiles are on the mild side.

Find the best recipes for both fresh and dried chile peppers. http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Fruits-and-Vegetables/Vegetables-N-Z/Peppers/Ma...

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  • Thank you so much the information is accurate and I got tired of going to the store and get non spicy pepper. Very helpful

  • cherry peppers are small but very mild.

  • very fast and very informative! Good info for chili heads and wannabe chiliheads!

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