If you’ve been following my blog, you’re aware that we previously explored the general methods of drying hot peppers. Today, however, we will focus on how to dry peppers in the oven. This method is a great alternative if you don’t own a dehydrator and is quite effective when done correctly (and doing it correctly is …
After successfully growing many peppers and finding out how to dry and rehydrate them, it is now time to have a quick look at how to store dried chili peppers. Proper storage ensures your fiery gems retain their flavor, color, and potency for as long as possible.
If you’re like, enjoy growing your own chili peppers you may preserve them in different ways. Watering them correctly and using the right soil means that each harvest brings many chiles. Often, I have more chiles than I can use fresh, and over the years, I’ve found that drying them is a good way to …
In this post, I’ll show you how to dry hot peppers using several methods, including in the oven, dehydrator, and by the window. Drying hot peppers is a good way to preserve your spicy gems when you’ve had a successful growing season.
If you’re like me and enjoy growing a lot of spicy peppers and want to preserve them, drying them is a good way to ensure you can enjoy your harvest year-round. However, when the time comes to use them, you might wonder how to rehydrate dried peppers. In a recent post, you can learn how …
Do dried peppers go bad? This is a question that many chili lovers may have, especially if they grow their own chilies and have a large harvest of peppers to store. Drying chili peppers is a good way to preserve them for extended periods and use them in various dishes. In previous posts, we learned how to …
If you are like me, a fan of growing hot peppers, you might have tried growing your own chili peppers. Growing chili peppers indoors can be a rewarding and fun hobby, especially if you’re like me and enjoy experimenting with different varieties and flavors. However, you might also face the challenge of having too many …
In this post, I’m going to show you how I like to cook with chili peppers, both dried and fresh. These little things can change a dish. Sometimes it’s about adding a fiery punch, other times it’s just that warm, slow-building heat that pulls everything together. No matter what kind of cooking you’re into, there’s …
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