What is it?
Chile peppers are members of the genusCapsicum. They contain varying levels of the substance capsaicin, which accounts for different levels of heat. Many fresh chiles are available in their green (unripe) as well as red or orange (fully ripe) forms; some chiles are only consumed as unripe or ripe.
For more information on specific chile varieties, see the ingredient profiles below:
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Multicooker Chicken Scarpariello with Rigatoni
一个经典的意大利裔美国人的餐馆和home cooking, this sweet-and-sour dish cooks up quickly in an Instant Pot or other multicooker. The dried pasta cooks in the sauce, adding…
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Duck-Pistachio Lettuce Wraps
This colorful wrap features crunchy pistachios and cabbage, plus luscious duck confit and quick-pickled chiles. The thinly sliced chiles sit in a combination of white vinegar and sugar. You can…
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Sausage and Charred Broccolini Pizza
Charring broccolini on the grill gives it a sweetness that complements the cheese and the hot chiles. A little heavy cream adds moisture and keeps the heat in check.
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Black Pepper Tofu
Tofu’s proponents have tried to get us to see all the ways to improve its texture—freezing or pressing or boiling to rid it of spare water, broiling or roasting to…
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Chinese Garlic Black-Bean Pork Fried Rice
Salty-sweet fermented black bean sauce elevates this quick stir-fry to something extraordinary. But it's a great way to use up what you have. No carrots or cabbage in the fridge?…
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Buttery Black-Eyed Pea Stew with Fried Corn Cakes
A creamy, vegetable-rich stew with a crunchy corn cake—what could be a better match? We call these sorts of dishes complicated simplicity. They're also the essence of what we believe…
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Shu Mai-Style Burgers
There are salmon and tuna burgers, and one could easily call a crab cake a crab burger. But because they lack fat, they make nice burgers but not crunchy-crusted, drip-down-the-chin…
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