Anaheim chile
One of the most common fresh chiles available in the U.S. Long, narrow, green, and usually mild. Named after Anaheim, California. No further relation to the Angels.
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Anaheim chiles, slender chiles measuring 6-8 inches (15-20 cm) long, have a sharp, astringent flavor and are mild to medium hot.
Anaheim chiles - New Mexican chiles; very few, if any, Anaheim chiles are grown near Anaheim, California now; mildly hot peppers; slim, ranging between five and eight inches long and sometimes twisted in appearance; ...
Anaheim chile (An-uh-hime) - Mild, long green chile peppers that are named after the area near Los Angeles where they were first cultivated.
Anaheim Chile Pepper
A type of chile pepper that is about 5 inches in length, is green or red in color, and has a mild to medium-hot flavor.
New Mexico or Anaheim chiles.
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Anaheim Chiles This mild, long green chile is named for the area where it was originally grown. These are often sold canned, whole or chopped. Ancho Chiles A dried poblano chile with a smoky flavor and medium heat.
Dried and fresh Anaheim chile
New Mexico Chile Pepper Glossary Term - Related Content
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chile verde See Anaheim chile.
Creole cherry pepper See cherry pepper.
cuaresmeno Substitutes: jalapeno pepper (very similar) OR serrano pepper ...
Chile rellenos or Chiles rellenos Ancho or Anaheim chiles, with skins removed, dipped in batter, stuffed with cheese or meat and covered with lightly spiced red sauce.
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