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zxcvbob > wrote in
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> zxcvbob wrote:
>> I went to the Mexican grocery store today to buy some ancho peppers,
>> and they had bags of chipotles for $3.99; looks like about at least 8
>> ounces, maybe 10 or 12. How could I pass that up? I bought one bag.
>> I have no idea what to do with them.
>>
>> (I usually use canned chipotles, and only sparingly) They are still
>> nice and dark and smell like smoke.
>>
>> Maybe they'll make a nice tea...
>>
>> Bob

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>
> According to gourmetsleuth.com I bought "Morita" chipotles, thinking
> they were fresher, but actually the "Tipico" chipotles I saw there
> were the good ones (they were in little cellophane bags, I thought
> they were pale brown because they were old.)
>
> Bob



Good God man, I bought a little can of chipotles in adobo sauce. Too hot
for my taste. They're probably hotter than jalapenos!

I've used chipotle powder as part of a pork tenderloin rub to good
effect.

I don't know what the adobo sauce had to do with the heat. I only used
one pepper from the can!!! WHEW! Breaking out in a sweat just thinking
about it.

Andy