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What's is new mexican chile powder ingredient for the Shrimp with Red Chilie and Pine Nuts

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  • December 28, 2011
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The S.
The S.December 28, 2011
I think California chile powder and Guajillo chile powder would both be better than ancho, which is darker and smokier. But it will do in a pinch.
susan G.
susan G.December 28, 2011
... and what it is not, is a blend of chiles and herbs (and sometimes salt) that is sold as chili powder. For those of us who live where chiles/chilis are a foreign (New England), there's a learning curve with stumbles along the way.
Merrill S.
Merrill S.December 28, 2011
New Mexico, or Hatch, chiles are just a specific kind of chili. You can grind the dried chiles to make your own chili powder, but if you can't find them, ancho chili powder would be a decent substitute.
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