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Chipotle is just dried Jalapeno

>> No.12588274

>>12588272
it's smoked actually

>> No.12588318

>>12588274
And then dried due ti the smoked process

>> No.12588324

What is with that retarded naming?
Can't you just name it dried x or smoked x?

>> No.12588331

>>12588272
As a European I'm envious of this pepper diversity.

>> No.12588332

What is a Hababero smoked?

>> No.12588378

>>12588332
What is hababero?? ;)

>> No.12588388

>>12588272
Do Mexicans actually use chilies this weak? I thought Mexican food was supposed to be spicy.

>> No.12588475

>>12588272
Almost all chilies have a dried version, sometimes more
>Chipotle is dried and smoked jalapeño
>Morita is dried and slightly smoked ripe jalapeño

>>12588388
Chilies are used for flavor, the idea that chilies are supposed to be only spicy is a meme invented by asians. If you buy mexican chile de árbol it will be very spicy and have an aroma, buy what’s grown and imported from China and you will get de árbol that is inedible by itself and have next to no aroma
Still, Mexico has the biggest variety of chilies in the world

>> No.12588624

>>12588475
>has the widest variety of chilies in the world
>still dumps lime juice and mayo all over doritos.

Get it together Mexico

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12588823

>not having based curly peppers
Mexico btfo'd by Bulgaria.

>> No.12588891

>>12588331
I guess that's one nice thing about living in the Americas.

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>>12588388
>Do Mexicans actually use chilies this weak? I thought Mexican food was supposed to be spicy.

>> No.12589073

>>12588823
I'd wager my left nut those are about as hot as a bell pepper.

>> No.12589081

>>12588324
Why are Americans so retarded bros?

>> No.12589310

>>12588823
I'd wager my right nut those are about as hot as a bell pepper.

>> No.12589322

>>12588388
>CHILIS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE SPICY AND NOTHING ELSE FUCK FLAVOR
God you fucking soyboys are unbearable

>> No.12589323

>>12589073
>>12589310
They aren't very hot. They can get slightly hotter than jalapeno

>> No.12589329

>>12588272
Yet chipotle taste completely different

>> No.12589433

>>12588823
Those are called Chiles gueros and are relatively common

>> No.12589460

>>12589073

would that left nut be fresh or smoked and dried?

>> No.12589462

i liek chillies

>> No.12589466

>>12588624
Only dirty Chicanos do that

>> No.12589814

>>12588318
Smoking does dry it but it adds another dimension of flavor making it different than just drying it without smoking it. Brainlets need to die. Kys yourself.

>> No.12590016

>>12589460
You liked it fresh last night while it was still attached.

>> No.12590140

>>12588823
They look like bigger chile verdes
Aside from being curly what do they do?

>> No.12590724

>>12589814
>Kys yourself.

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12590769

>>12590724
>Being this much of a newfag.
R.I.P in pieces.

>> No.12592433

So red chilies are just dried/smoked green chilies? Never knew that.

>> No.12592455

>>12592433
no most peppers start out green and turn red when they ripen. some peppers you pick when they are still green. others you wait until they are red.

>> No.12592460

Chipotle reaper sauce is the only super hot sauce that tastes any good.

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>>12589462

>> No.12592569

>>12588324
I feel like I have been lied too all my life. Fuck you Mexico. Just tell me its smoked and dried jalapeno flavor instead of making up some bull shit name.

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12592603

Hey guys I heard you were talking about chiles

>> No.12592632

>>12592569
Right? I only want to know that it's smoke and also dried jalapeno.
Like just tell me "This is a tube full of beef and NOT dog and also it is not hot either unless u cook it" like why put that confusing name on the package.
You are very good at words I can tell you should email me there. Is money to be made bro.

>> No.12592827

>>12590140
They make you forget you're adopted and a miserable sack of shit.

>> No.12593730

>>12588272
And it tastes like shit compared to the fresh alternative.

>> No.12594047

>>12592569
Americans are the only ones tgat name their things with descriptors. Everyone else names their products with original names, very few times you will guess if something is a derivative of something else just by their names. And personally I like that more, gives a deeper dimension to language.
And dried chilies are so different from their fresh counterparts that they are basically completely different ingredients

>> No.12594052

>>12592603
you know what's funny is this is exactly how he would introduce himself to the thread

>> No.12594068

>>12594047
That's exactly what you're doing. We just do it differently in English, sometimes we use the Spanish. What are you seriously uptight or stupid, or both?

>> No.12594108

>>12592603
That fag doesn't know shit, he puts his finger up in the wind and follows it. From way back with that show grillin' and chillin' that other guy was the best. What ever happened to him?
Flay comes across as a retarded ass New York cunt, I should know, I'm from there and while nobody's ever called me one, I'm fuckin' good at detecting them, especially with their stupid lingo of pretenders.

>> No.12594114

>>12588331
Seconding this. I once paid 5.95€ for 500g of pasilla, damn mexican abuelita scams everyone because no one else sells mexican dried chillies in my city. I should just buy online.

>> No.12594115

>>12590769
>rest in peace in pieces

>> No.12594128

>>12594114
Just make sure the shipping cost doesn't outweigh the benefit.
If you want I'll post a few links.

>> No.12594129

>>12594114
Wait it was even less in grams...

>> No.12594130

>>12594108
what is this boomer facebook rant bullshit lol

>> No.12594131

>>12594128
Please do recommend some websites, i've heard world of chili is decent but I don't want to buy from Brits.

>> No.12594146

>>12592632
>i'm too retarded to learn new vocabulary words
So you admit your iq level is lower than poor mexican villagers?

>> No.12594148

>>12594130
Boomers are taking over here now that the cancer is excised and that's a good thing because they know how to cook more than a McChicken and avocado toast from Uber eats. Don't be scared or jealous we can learn from them

>> No.12594167

>>12594130
I don't understand?
How is this boomer shit, I've gotten fresh and dry chile peppers of various types of various companies over the years.
I don't know what a "boomer" is but if that's it compared to you then I'm doing pretty well.
I was going to offer some suggestions. Just because I don't live off of $1 a day, doesn't mean much of anything except for labelling scumbuckets such as you.

>> No.12594171

>>12594131
I will, gimmie a few minutes. I'm surpised at the jealous scumbags, so I might be kind of slow, since I'm a slow "boomer."

>> No.12594273

>>12594114
That isn't that bad a price. At the large international market in my southern US city they are $7.99/lb (454 g). But 1 lb is a shitload of dried peppers.

>> No.12594280

As I wrote, here are a few, there are a lot more but fuck it I'll make a good list some other time...

12:19 PM 7/6/2019

In no specific order:
http://penderys.com/
https://www.sonoranspice.com/
https://www.thespicehouse.com/spices/chiles
https://www.penzeys.com/

These are amongst some that I've personally dealt with and imo are honest. Some others are ones I've either gone to in green markets or ordered from whose names I don't remember or just found in asian markets but they have a very limited selection.
Some mail order joints are fly-by-night organizations so you get what you can sometimes.

>> No.12594283

>>12592827
No wonder you like it so much

>> No.12594284

being gay is just sticking doodle in other hole.

OP logic

>> No.12594305

>>12594131
See >>12594280

>> No.12594335

>>12594284
After dealing with hot chilies you don't want to stick your finger in your GFs any hole unless you want to get hollared at or smacked. Another bad one is dealing with contact lenses.

>> No.12594346

>>12594068
>We just do it differently in English, sometimes we use the Spanish
Americans put random Spanish adjetives with no rhyme or reason aside from looking exotic. There is a difference between something like "tostada" and "Tortilla beef locos chips crisp bake ay caramba™". If Americans were to have named chipotle chilies they would have named it either something childish like "Super Smoke chile" or "Matador Montezuma Reaper X", or they would have called it "Smoked and dried green jalapenos". Heck, "Jalapeño" might be too original, they would probably be called them "Smoked and dried green chilis", God forbid you have to learn a new word.
Americans have the minds of an out-of-touch 50 year old executive, they are either boring as a business-meeting pptx or overcompensate when trying to apear alive.

>>12594114
Just cook European food. Bell peppers and manny other chilies are European inventions. Chilies have the habit of changing a lot when grown in a different ecosystem.

>> No.12594380

>>12594346
You're being an asshole, we're disgussing chile peppers, nothing else.
Also, where do you get this shit?
I've lived in the USA all my life on the east coast mostly and I've never heard Jalapeno's called anything but that except for the smoked ones as chipotles.

You need to get a grip you stupid jealous homosexual.

>> No.12594388

>>12594380
Someone bitched about naming conventions, thus I spoke about that
> heard Jalapeno's called anything but that except for the smoked ones as chipotles.
Those are loan words, look at things named by Americans

>> No.12594406

>>12594388
It wasn't me, so get your threading straight.

>> No.12594411

>>12594388
We did invent "reapers" in the Carolinas, so it does deserve an American term as it's name, Carolina Reaper perhaps?
What are you on about?

>> No.12594420

>>12594411
Childish name

>> No.12594425

>>12594420
What would you have named it?

>> No.12594503

>>12594388
Every pepper we have bred here has a novel name. What in the fuck are you blathering about, Paco?

>> No.12594521

>>12594425
After the city it was made in, the name of the inventor, an important landmark, in honor of something or someone important to the inventor.
Anthing that does not remind people of 90's OutrEaGeoUs and ExTrEmE advertisement directed at youth
So
>Fort Mill
>Carolina
>Currie
When investigating this I saw that the chili was made by the "PuckerButt Pepper Company" in South Carolina, not an individual farmer, the re-naming progress (It was originally named "HP22BNH") was probably done trough a marketing board, no wonder the name is so soulless

>>12594503
I am sure someone came up with a nice name, the problem is that most American chilies have stupid names meant to be attractive for general consumers

>> No.12594611

>>12594115
Motherfucking piece of shit. You newfaggots aren't cancer at this point you are aids. DIE.

>> No.12594616

>>12594148
The only thing a boomer knows is how to worship kikes and niggers while being their slaves. I can cook better than any boomer I have ever met.

>> No.12594641

>>12594616
Why are you mad at your dad? Did he refuse to teach you how to make toast?

>> No.12595305

>>12594641
He didn't give me his cummies today ;_;