Fresno chili peppers

Three peppers that stand in safely as Fresno chili substitutes, plus five more substitute options from your pantry. You're sure to have one of these on hand.

If you're interested in growing the delicious, tangy, and hot pepper, then you're probably wondering how to gr

The Fresno chili pepper is a versatile hot pepper similar to the Jalapeño in size, flavor, and growing pattern. It can be used in many different recipes and has been a part of American cuisine since the 1950s. The Fresno chili pepper is a sweet and spicy pepper that is often mistaken for the Jalapeño. ...

I'm a little out of my element right now because this weekend, I was walking around outside with only a sweater on and Monday morning, I watched the snow

I'm a little out of my element right now because this weekend, I was walking around outside with only a sweater on and Monday morning, I watched the snow

Craft tangy Bobby Flay Pickled Fresno Chiles using rice wine vinegar, water, and vibrant Fresno chilis. Making this quick dish only takes 10 minutes and makes enough for 8 people. In 24 hours, the chiles will be zesty and ready to eat.

Fresno peppers are a popular type of chili pepper that offer a moderate level of heat and a delicious fruity flavor to a variety of dishes. Native to California, these versatile peppers are commonly used in salsas, sauces, and other spicy recipes. However, finding Fresno peppers at your local grocery store can sometimes prove difficult, and that’s when you might need a suitable substitute.

Homemade Sriracha Sauce This stuff is great, easy to make, and it beats the heck out of the kind you buy in the store. I've certainly used my fair share of the Huy Fong brand and linked to it in previous postings, but who needs that when you can easily make it yourself! This version is fresh, healthy, and preservative-free. It's just all-natural spicy goodness. So first things first, the creator of this recipe is Edamame and her blog is entitled The Year of Eating Consciously. She did a…

This homemade chile vinegar, adapted from Daniel Holzman at The Meatball Shop, is about to replace your favorite hot sauce.