Fresno peppers recipes

Sambal Oelek is a hot chili paste that makes a wonderful spicy condiment for most Asian or Asian-inspired recipes!

If you're looking for a simple and flavorful way to add subtle heat to your food these zippy pickled Fresno chilis are a great option.

We're going Caribbean with this hot sauce recipe with fiery habanero peppers, mango, vinegar, honey, allspice and more, perfect for chicken, shrimp or fish.

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.

Drawn by the pretty slashes of blood red that added a pop of color and heat to plain water crackers at the bustling sampling counter in our suburban Trader Joe’s, we were in for a pleasant su…

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. ...

Asian Style Honey Chili Glazed Shrimp. If you’re in need of an easy weeknight night dinner or even a fun appetizer, this fun and colorful shrimp is it. It’s super saucy, Asian inspired, a little spicy, and paired with a citrus butter for dipping. It’s got a little bit of a spicy kick too with the Fr

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 meze is made in Macedonia with sweet Florina peppers, though Fresno or Anaheim chiles (the former being hotter than the latter) can be substituted.

The Fresno pepper looks and tastes almost like a jalapeno, but slightly hotter. Fresno peppers change from green to red as they grow, and increase in hotness. Learn more from Chili Pepper Madness.