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Native of the Peruvian Andes, Aji Amarillo is one of the most important ingredients in Peruvian cuisine. Aji Amarillo has a vibrant and bright yellow-orange color with a thick flesh...
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Aji Amarillo Pods - These organic Peruvian chiles are grown by a farm collective in Chincha, Peru that focus on cultivation of indigenous crops to restore the land and strengthen community. Also called aji Mirasol, Escabeche or Cusqueno. Aji Amarillo grows all over Peru since its one of the few peppers that has been domesticated, although its name means “yellow pepper” the young fruit starts out green, turns yellow at its harvesting peak, but the color changes to orange as it matures.
Aji Panca Pods - These organic Peruvian chiles are grown by a farm collective in Chincha, Peru that focus on cultivation of indigenous crops to restore the land and strengthen community. Aji Panca is native to the coastal regions of Peru and have been cultivated since ancient times, mostly found dried and are rarely fresh in markets.
Guajillo Chiles - Grown by two UC Berkeley agriculture grads on a biodynamic acreage called Fire Tongue Farms, located just far enough inland from Santa Cruz to dry peppers in the sun, these guajillo chiles—the dried Mirasol variety—have a leathery, reddish-brown skin and register near the bottom (that is, mild to moderate) on the famous Scoville heat scale. Dried but not smoked, these chiles—a classic ingredient in Mexican cuisine and often found in mole—impart a subtle smokiness nonetheless, an earthy compliment their fruity, berry-like flavor.
Aji Amarillo is an incredibly fruity chile pepper with medium heat. Due to the fruitiness we love to use this chile in tropical recipes.
This chile has a mild heat level and more known for its berry-like flavor with notes of smoke.
No, guajillos are one of the more mild chiles you can find and perfect for adding that sweet Smokey chile flavor to an array of dishes.
Native of the Peruvian Andes, Aji Amarillo is one of the most important ingredients in Peruvian cuisine. Aji Amarillo has a vibrant and bright yellow-orange color with a thick flesh...
Chef Patricio DuffooCeviche is considered the national dish of Peru and it is by far the most famous dish that comes from our country. It’s a dish that I grew up eating,...
Chef Patricio DuffooIngredients FOR THE MOLE Chile Guajillo 2 Chile Ancho Chile Aji Panca 2 tsp Wild Black Cumin Seeds 4 sections Abuelita Mexican chocolate, melted with water 1 Tbsp peanut butter 2...
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