Pure Ground Chipotle Chile Powder
Made from fresh, mature and sun-ripened Jalapeño peppers that have been smoked, dried and ground, Chipotle chile powder is a must for chile lovers. The sweet, warm and smokey flavors of this chile pepper make it a great addition for rubs, salsas and you guessed it, spicy margaritas. Buy our fresh ground Chipotle chili powder today and get cooking with the spices and flavors you love.
How to use chipotle chile powder for cooking or baking
More information about our chipotle chile powder
Pure ground, this chile powder can be used as is for meat rubs, salsas, grilled vegetables, marinades and more. Try using over grilled zucchini with olive oil, sea salt and fresh lime zest and your favorite cut of meat for a quick and simple meal.
Fun fact about chipotle chile is it pairs exceptionally well with chocolate. Try it with truffles, mousses, brownies and even a spiced chocolate gelato.
Country of origin: Mexico
Ingredients: whole ground chipotle chile peppers
Shelf life: 18-24 months
Storage: Store tightly sealed in a cool and dry environment
Uses: Soups, stews, salsa, marinades, rubs, spices mixes, chilis, tacos, chicken and more
Scoville heat scale: 15,000 -30,000 units
Preguntas frecuentes
- Chipotle chile powder is made from ripe jalapeño peppers that have been smoked, dried and ground. This smoky, peppery flavor can be added to various dishes for a bit of spice.
- Chipotle chile powder has a smokey yet sweet flavor. It is zesty and spicy, adding a slight kick to the dish without overpowering.
- Since chipotle chile powder is derived from jalapeño peppers, it does have a bit of heat. It can be classified as medium heat, not too intense but certainly adds some spice.
- Chipotle chile powder is currently available for purchase at Slofoodgroup.
- No, there is a difference between chili powder and chipotle chile powder. Chili powder is a seasonal blend made from various spices. It is mildly spicy, earthy and pungent. Chipotle chile powder, however, is made solely from dried and smoked jalapeno peppers. As a result, chipotle chile powder has more heat and a smokey, sweet flavor.
- Chili powder can be used in place of chipotle chile powder. However, it will be lacking the same smoky flavor. Smoked paprika would be a better substitute in terms of smokiness, but will have less heat.