Chile peppers

There are hundreds of fresh chile varieties in the world. This visual guide represents the types of peppers you'll find most often in American grocery stores.

Have an abundance of hot peppers but not sure what to do with them all? Here are 5 ways to preserve hot peppers for use all year long!

It's official -- the hottest pepper in the world is now Pepper X. Learn all about this chile, and get heat rankings for other super hots in this detailed list of hottest peppers (with pictures).

Learn The Difference Between Red and Green Jalapeños. The biggest difference between these two peppers is simply age. They are the same pepper, just a green jalapeño is picked early in the ripening process, while a red jalapeño is left on the vine to mature. During the ripening, jalapeños, like other chilies, turn red.

Spice Up Your Culinary Creations with Yellow Chile Peppers! 🌶️🌞 Join us as we explore their unique description, fiery flavor, health benefits, and the countless creative uses of these vibrant peppers. Get ready to add a burst of color and heat to your dishes!

Find the best substitutes for green chiles - from the mild to the super hot! These replacement peppers include fresh, roasted and dried options to cover all your needs. via @savorandsavvy

A handy primer and guide to the most common and important Mexican chilies, arranged categorically, with links to individual guides for each variety.

Deciding what to do with Anaheim peppers is a fairly common question around here. If you love Anaheim chiles, try some of these delicious recipes.

Keep the chiles whole and stuff with cheese for chiles rellenos, or chop for salsas, sauces, chili, tamales, stews, breads and dips.

Freezing peppers is the easiest way to preserve peppers. If you are looking for how to preserve peppers as fast as possible, this is the way to go!