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Grumble69
Title: Iron Chef
Cajun Tarheel
Posts: 116
Registered: 2002-1-9 20:36:15
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Date Posted:
8/16/08 1:28am
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Date Posted:
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try also whole spice out of petaluma...they have a shop in the Oxbow Public Market where I work. I use their spices exclusively in my kitchen at the restaurant (Oxbow wine merchants and wine bar) they are the freshest custom ground spices ive ever used...small operation, lots of middle eastern spice blends and unique items
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Galdwarf
Title: Ye Olde Pub Barfly
Posts: 379
Registered: 2002-2-27 21:53:46
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I order my ground Chipotle online from Penzey's. I have found nothing even half as good!
http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/p-penzeyschipotle.html
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Grumble69
Title: Iron Chef
Cajun Tarheel
Posts: 116
Registered: 2002-1-9 20:36:15
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Date Posted:
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My new favorite pepper is the guajillo chile. They come whole & dried from Penzey's. But you just pull the stem/sac and dump out as many of the seeds as you can. Then I toast them for about 10-15 sec (just until you can smell them). Then they go into the spice grinder and get pulverized to dust.
If you like chipotles, check these out. Heat-wise, they're about the same. But they've got a nice smokey goodness.
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Galdwarf
Title: Ye Olde Pub Barfly
Posts: 379
Registered: 2002-2-27 21:53:46
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Date Posted:
8/16/08 1:28am
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Grumble69 posted:
My new favorite pepper is the guajillo chile. They come whole & dried from Penzey's. But you just pull the stem/sac and dump out as many of the seeds as you can. Then I toast them for about 10-15 sec (just until you can smell them). Then they go into the spice grinder and get pulverized to dust.
If you like chipotles, check these out. Heat-wise, they're about the same. But they've got a nice smokey goodness.
Thats what I like about the chipotles, the nice smokey goodness! I'll look into em my next order.
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UpAngel180
Title: Iron Chef
Posts: 70
Registered: 2004-10-8 07:03:28
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Date Posted:
8/16/08 1:28am
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Also great from Penzey's:
Aleppo pepper
Tuscan Sunset
Greek Seasoning
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Date Posted:
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Nice to see so many ppl into their spices!
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