Picado Dried Ancho Chilies
Ancho chilies are a fruity and slightly acidic chilli, with sweet, prune tones to it and generally mild in heat. They are extremely popular in Mexi...
View full detailsNo respectable household in Mexico would be without some pickled or tinned chilies and a well stocked selection of spices: pickled chilies are delicious, last for a long time in the fridge and can be used to spice up any meal. They are a great way to get your hands on difficult-to-find varieties such as tangy serranos or smoky chipotles.
Spices such as achiote, epazote or the elusive and delicious Mexican oregano are a must in any Mexican pantry, so explore the goodies in this section, they are our favourites, so hope you like them too.
Ancho chilies are a fruity and slightly acidic chilli, with sweet, prune tones to it and generally mild in heat. They are extremely popular in Mexi...
View full detailsGuajillo Chilies are bright-red coloured, thin, long chilies with a shiny, almost velvety skin. They're very mild in heat. They have a subtle green...
View full detailsChipotle Morita chilies are a mixture of ripe jalapeño and serrano peppers from the last picking of the plant, that have been dried and smoked. The...
View full detailsDe Arbol Chilies (or tree chilies) owe their name to the fact that the bush they grow from, looks like a small tree. They are a quite hot and spicy...
View full detailsPasilla Chilies, also known as black chilies, are thin, long, dark chilies with an almost brittle, wrinkly appearance. Pasilla means 'little raisin...
View full detailsCascabel Chilies are small rounded chilies, redish-brown in colour with tons of 'rattling' seeds inside (hence their name 'cascabel' or 'rattle' ch...
View full detailsMulato chilies start life as dark poblano peppers which are often the product of a second blushing in the poblano plant. They are never sold fresh,...
View full detailsPiquin chilies are minute chilies domesticated from wild plants. There are a huge variety of them in Mexico and they vary in colour and shape. They...
View full detailsChipotle Chilies (pronounced chee-po-tle) are jalapeño peppers that have been dried and smoked. They are quite hot, smokey in flavour and quite mea...
View full detailsChipotle Chilies (pronouced chee-po-tle) are jalapeño peppers that have been dried and smoked. They are quite hot, smokey in flavour and quite meat...
View full detailsTajin is a chili and lime powder super famous in Mexico and it is simply divine: tangy, spicy, salty and sweet it really has it all. In Mexico, we ...
View full detailsIn my opinion, Pickled Jalapeños need no introduction. They are a given in any Mexican kitchen and are used to flavour mostly anything in Mexican c...
View full detailsThe only thing better than a pickled Jalapeño, is pickled Jalapeño that has been sliced and it's just ready to pop into your mouth, over your pizza...
View full detailsPoblano Chilies are large, shiny, dark-green, cone-shaped peppers grown fresh in the region of Puebla, Mexico. One of the most popular chilies, it ...
View full detailsPoblano chillies are large, shiny, dark-green, cone-shaped peppers grown fresh in the region of Puebla, Mexico. One of the most popular chilies, it...
View full detailsTruth be told, I am completely addicted to this product. Picture this: smokey chipotles in adobo sauce, crushed and blended with piloncillo (Mexica...
View full detailsSerrano Chilies are long, green chilies about the same size of a Jalapeño, only thinner. They are firm in texture and tangy in flavour. They are pi...
View full detailsAncho chilies are a fruity and slightly acidic chilli, with sweet, prune tones to it and generally mild in heat; they add a depth of flavour to m...
View full detailsThis chipotle chilli powder from XaTze are super handy for your Mexican pantry, great to add into your cooking without the hassle of dealing with ...
View full detailsGuajillo Chilies are bright-red coloured, thin, long chilies with a shiny, almost velvety skin. They're quite fruity and very mild in heat. They a...
View full detailsNothing beats a proper pickled Jalapeño. I'm not talking about the horrid sugary versions you find in supermarkets in Europe, but the spicy and ta...
View full detailsIf you love Tajin, you're going to go nuts for this small and mighty variation: Tajin Habanero & Lime Powder!!! It has all the deliciousness ...
View full detailsIn my opinion, Pickled Jalapeños need no introduction. They are a given in any Mexican kitchen and are used to flavour mostly anything in Mexican c...
View full detailsChipotle Chilies (pronouced chee-po-tle) are jalapeño peppers that have been dried and smoked. They are quite hot, smokey in flavour and quite meat...
View full detailsBelieve me when I tell you, Miguelito sugar & chilli powder is absolutely gorgeous! It is the stuff my childhood dreams were made of. It is sug...
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