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Organic Red Chile Powder

Organic Red Chile Powder

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All the garlicky goodness your favorite dishes crave, without peeling a single clove. 

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Our organic New Mexico red chile powder brings the flavor of the Southwest to your kitchen, with rich, raisiny depth, hints of cocoa, and a touch of smokiness. Its mild warmth makes it an inviting addition to everything from homemade enchilada sauce to a cozy pot of beans.

Grown on a fourth-generation family farm in New Mexico’s Hatch region, these chiles carry a tradition rooted in more than a century of farming. With a heat level of 1,000–2,500 Scoville Heat Units, this single-ingredient powder delivers plenty of chile character with a gentle kick.

How to Use:

  • STIR into red enchilada sauce, chili, beans, and hearty stews for classic Southwestern flavor.
  • MIX with garlic, cumin, and onion to season burgers, grilled chicken, or roasted potatoes.
  • WHISK into sour cream, mayonnaise, or yogurt for a flavorful taco topping or sandwich spread.
  • SPRINKLE over fresh mango or pineapple, or fold into fruit salsa for a sweet-and-spicy bite.

Fresh-to-Dry Equivalents:

One (1) tsp red chile powder = 1 whole dried New Mexico chile (approximately)

This comparison is for a dried chile rather than a fresh pepper. Use it as a starting point, then adjust to taste. This is pure ground chile, so recipes calling for a blended chili powder may also need seasonings such as cumin, garlic, or oregano.

Ingredients:

Sourced from 100% USDA Certified Organic New Mexico-Grown red chile powder

What's in the Bottle?

Single-Ingredient 100% USDA Certified Organic, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free, American-Grown spices!

How to Store

Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry, dark spot, away from the stove and direct sunlight. Use a dry measuring spoon and avoid shaking directly over a steaming pot to help prevent clumping.

Shelf Life

Best used within 12 months from date of opening.

Dried seasonings rarely ever go "bad" but can lose their intense flavor, if not stored properly.

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