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Chipotle Powder Recipe

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Chipotle Powder

I always leave a crop of jalapeños on the bushes until they turn beautifully red—that is when their flavor is the best for powdering. Chipotle powder is made from a jalapeño chile that has been smoked and then dried. It is super easy to do at home and a great way to preserve your bumper jalapeño crop.  


Ingredients

As many red jalapeños as you can fit on your smoker

Wood chips for the smoker | popular choices are apple, hickory, pear, or alder.


Instructions

Step 1

Cut off the stem of each chile and then slice in half lengthwise.

Step 2

The smoking process depends on what sort of smoker you are using. Follow the recommendations for your specific brand of smoker. Smoke your chiles until they are still bendable, but have fully taken on the smoky flavor you are after.

Step 3

Finish drying the chiles until completely dry in a dehydrator - the time will vary.

Step 4

Once the chiles feel completely dry, they are ready to store. Store in an airtight jar in a cool place. Grind them as needed. Enjoy.

tags: chipotle powder, spices, jalapenos
categories: recipes
Sunday 10.11.20
Posted by Rachel Kulchin
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