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Questions and Answers - What is Ancho Powder Question:Linda, I have a recipe that calls for ancho powder. Can you tell what this is? I can't seem to find it anywhere. - Bill Shears (7/4/01) Answer:Ancho Chile Peppers: Pronounced AHN-choh. A dried deep reddish brown chile pepper about 3 inches wide and 4 inches long with a sweet hot flavor. When fresh they are referred to as poblanos. They look like small bell peppers. Anchos are flat, wrinkled, and heart shaped. They range in color from very…

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Adobo Sauce is a rich, reddish brown, earthy flavored sauce synonymous with chipotle peppers. A traditional Mexican sauce made with ground ancho and guajillo chiles that has the consistency of a thick BBQ sauce, I’ll show you how to make it using simple pantry items and spices. This was originally used to flavor and preserve meats and is fantastic in so many Mexican and Tex Mex dishes. It’s mainly known as the sauce poured over chipotle peppers. Mexican Adobo, Adobe Sauce, Homemade Chipotle, Mexican Sauce, Adobo Recipe, Taco Sauce, Chipotle Sauce, Adobo Sauce, Mexican Cooking

Adobo Sauce is a rich, reddish brown, earthy flavored sauce synonymous with chipotle peppers. A traditional Mexican sauce made with ground ancho and guajillo chiles that has the consistency of a thick BBQ sauce, I’ll show you how to make it using simple pantry items and spices. This was originally used to flavor and preserve meats and is fantastic in so many Mexican and Tex Mex dishes. It’s mainly known as the sauce poured over chipotle peppers.

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You've probably noticed I've been having great fun dehydrating and powdering all sorts of stuff this season. Paprika was a revelation. Tomato powder works just about everywhere. Oh, and I did the same thing with the pulp leftover from making traditional pasta sauce. That powder is a wonder. I dried and powdered the damaged garlic cloves that wouldn't keep. Same with the onions. The onions were another surprise. Just plain old yellow onions, sliced thin and dried until crispy, became sweet…

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