Dried Japones Peppers

The origin of this dried, red chile is unknown. The name “Japonés” may refer to a Japanese cultivar or may have come from the word “capones” that applies to chile peppers that have had their veins and seeds removed. Japonés are hot in flavor. Heat is 7 out of 10 on the Scoville heat scale.

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Quick Usage Ideas

Grind or crush to season sauces or Latin and Asian dishes.

Healthy Highlight

Hot peppers are packed with capsaicin, which is being studied for its pain-relieving properties.

Selection & Storage

Choose semi-flexible pods and store in a cool, dry place up to 2 months for best flavor.

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