chili peppers

Guajillo pepper is star ingredient in your enchilada sauce and the supermarket is fresh out. Isn’t that always the way? Don’t panic. Below, there are… Read More »6 Best Guajillo Chili Substitutes

The day before you have a crowd coming over is always the same day the supermarket is randomly out of a certain red chili pepper… Read More »What are the 3 best Fresno chili substitutes?

When it comes to spicy food, chili peppers are crucial for adding hot flavor to a variety of recipes. These peppers can be made into… Read More »All About Calabrian Chili Paste Including 7 Substitute Ingredients

Cayenne is a spice made from moderately hot chili pepper known for its bright red color and smoky flavor. It’s great in stews and soups,… Read More »Can I Substitute Cayenne Pepper for Chili-Flavored Sauces?

Do you enjoy spicy foods, as well as Japanese or Chinese cuisine? In any case, you should be aware of how important hot chili oil… Read More »How to Make a Hot Chili Oil Substitute?

Chili powder is a pantry staple that adds heat and flavor to various dishes. It is a signature ingredient in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisines, stews,… Read More »Red Chili Powder Substitute

Hatch chile is also referred to as New Mexican pepper, and it gets its name from the location where it is harvested. Despite their popularity in… Read More »Hatch Chile Substitute

Looking for a hot pepper sauce alternative? If you want something milder, use ghost pepper powder or paprika. Although neither is incredibly spicy, they both… Read More »Hot Pepper Sauce Substitute

Red chili paste, a spicy, crimson, and fiery paste, is a staple in Asian cooking, and it is one of my pantry’s must-have ingredients. This… Read More »Substitute for Red Chili Paste

Chillis are known; for one thing, they tend to stand out and pop in any recipe they are paired with; one of these long red… Read More »Substitutes For Cayenne Powder

Famously known as “gochujang” or “Korean chili paste,” it is one of the most popular Asian chilies pastes that can be served as an accompaniment… Read More »Korean Chili Paste Substitutes

If you are from southern Asia (particularly India), you may already be familiar with Kashmiri chilies. This slender chili pepper is popularly used in curries… Read More »Kashmiri Chili Substitutes

Mexico is home to some of the hottest peppers globally, and if you are into spicy food, you may probably be familiar with chili powder.… Read More »Substitutes For Chili Powder

Unlike other mouth scorching peppers, the Anaheim chili is fairly mild, and as such, the demand for the New Mexican chili has seen a gradual… Read More »Anaheim Chili Substitutes

Mexican chilies are usually the most popular kinds of chilies in the culinary world but a unique Japanese chili also making waves in the culinary… Read More »Substitute For Shishito Peppers

Due to the capsaicinoid content of red peppers, they are quite popular for the heat they pack and impart into recipes in which they are… Read More »Ground Red Pepper Substitutes

Habanero is among the spiciest of the most common chili peppers, and it gives a dazzling heat to food (and drinks) without scorching your taste… Read More »Habanero Pepper Substitute

Whether you’re into Mexican food or not, you know what chili peppers are. Speaking of chili pepper, it’s no secret that poblano chili is a… Read More »Poblano Chili Substitutes

Hot sauces have always been desirable. There is no shortage of different brands of hot sauces, one of which is tabasco, an American brand made… Read More »Tabasco Sauce Substitutes

Chile peppers are treasured worldwide for their unique capsaicinoid properties, embraced in medicine and cooking for centuries. New Mexico chile peppers are a kind of… Read More »New Mexico Chile Substitute

Chili peppers are quite popular for their spiciness, which leaves a hot, mouth-tingling sensation after each bite. However, the heat level is different from one… Read More »Substitutes for Piquillo Pepper

If you have ever felt like your entire being was on fire after eating a meal, there’s a good chance that meal was made with… Read More »Substitutes for Red Chili Pepper

Some peppers, such as Thai chili Peppers, have a distinct scent that makes you feel as if a plume of smoke is about to escape… Read More »Substitute for Thai Chili Peppers

Kashmiri is a vibrant chili pepper from the region of Kashmir. It comes from the species capsicum annuum. Its marketing names are Kashmiri mirch or… Read More »Kashmiri Chilli Powder Substitute

Spicy foods have been around for longer than you can imagine, an entire 6,000 years. There’s so much upside to spicy foods, one of them… Read More »Crushed Red Pepper Substitute

Certain spices will always be a regular tenant in our racks and cabinets, as they’re commonly employed in tons of recipes. And chili flakes are… Read More »Substitue of Chili Flakes

Scotch Bonnet pepper is an extremely hot chile closely related to the habanero. It rates 100,000 to 350,000 units on the Scoville scale, and it’s… Read More »Scotch Bonnet Pepper Substitute

The Anaheim pepper is a versatile chili pepper named for the city that made it famous, Anaheim, California. It is mild in flavor and heat,… Read More »Anaheim Pepper Substitutes

You often have an idea of where you’re going with a recipe and how to arrive there. And your focus is mainly on the flavor… Read More »Chipotle Chili Powder Substitute

Like some religions, the “holy trinity” refers to the significance of peppers in making Mexican cuisine. And the Guajillo pepper is part of that trident… Read More »Substitute for Guajillo Pepper

When a recipe calls for chili sauce, it can get confusing, especially since that name calls many other ingredients. But more important is what to… Read More »Substitute for Chili Sauce

Whether you’re preparing a hot dish or need a flaming topping for your recipe, red pepper flakes tend to come in handy. This spice is… Read More »Substitute for Red Pepper Flakes

If you’re a lover of spicy foods, then you’ve probably made use of ancho chili powder. This hot pepper powder is a regular ingredient in… Read More »Substitute for Ancho Chili Powder

Jalapenos are very hot chili pepper and are used especially in Mexican-style cooking. This pepper is commonly grown in Mexico, China, Peru, Spain, and parts… Read More »Substitute for Jalapeno