I am living in Spain and was wondering....when you say chili powder are you referring to the dark burgundy-colored spice combo which is sold in t...
...he US (i.e. Spice Islands or McCormick Chili Powder) and typically used in Southwest cooking...OR the typical bright red Indian chili powder commonly found here which is simply heat without any smokey flavour. Thanks
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Tuxedo Chili
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puiggirlFebruary 11, 2012
Thank you! My first visit to this page and so many helpful answers from you all. I will be be following this from now on and looking forward to trying lots of new recipes.
LeBec F.February 11, 2012
runaway spoon has answered your question but i would add that CUMIN, cumino, preferably toasted and ground finely, is the primary flavor /spice component of chili powder.
TheRunawaySpoonFebruary 9, 2012
Yes, American style chili powder. I use a mild version from Penzeys, but it is totally personal taste. You can use a spicer version.
OpheliaFebruary 9, 2012
All the other spices are ones typically found in a chili spice blend so I would assume that they mean cayenne. 1.5 tsp wouldn't add a whole lot of heat even if I'm wrong.
And the chili in the photo isn't as red as mine get when I add the spice blend.
And the chili in the photo isn't as red as mine get when I add the spice blend.
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