SOL - Whole Dried Mulato Chilli
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SOL - Whole Dried Mulato Chilli

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  • The whole dried Mulato chillies have have been harvested overripe and have a dark chocolate colour. They are flat and wrinkled  and measure 4 by 3 inches with a tapered bottom.
  • In Mexico, they are very popular due to their extraordinary taste: a mild, Smokey, licorice flavour with hints of dried cherry and tobacco. Traditionally the Mulato chillies are used to flavour the famous Mole sauce as well as salsas, dips and meat dishes.
  • The mulato chilli is related to the poblano chilli family, and is the similar size and shape to the ancho.
  • The traditional way to prepare mulato chillies is to wipe the chilli, pull out the stem, and shake out the seeds. Then dry fry the mulato on a hot skillet until the skin blackens and blisters. Next, soak it in warm water until the mulato is soft.
  • Add to salsa, soups, enchiladas or any recipe that needs some medium heat and smoky Chile flavor. Country of Origin Mexico.

 








  • The whole dried Mulato chillies have have been harvested overripe and have a dark chocolate colour. They are flat and wrinkled  and measure 4 by 3 inches with a tapered bottom.
  • In Mexico, they are very popular due to their extraordinary taste: a mild, Smokey, licorice flavour with hints of dried cherry and tobacco. Traditionally the Mulato chillies are used to flavour the famous Mole sauce as well as salsas, dips and meat dishes.
  • The mulato chilli is related to the poblano chilli family, and is the similar size and shape to the ancho.
  • The traditional way to prepare mulato chillies is to wipe the chilli, pull out the stem, and shake out the seeds. Then dry fry the mulato on a hot skillet until the skin blackens and blisters. Next, soak it in warm water until the mulato is soft.
  • Add to salsa, soups, enchiladas or any recipe that needs some medium heat and smoky Chile flavor. Country of Origin Mexico.

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