Mexican Cuisine Variety Pack (12 oz / 340 g Total) Ancho Chiles Guajillo Chiles and Mexican Oregano- The Mexican Cuisine.

Name: Mexican Cuisine Variety Pack (12 oz / 340 g Total) Ancho Chiles Guajillo Chiles and Mexican Oregano- The Mexican Cuisine.
Brand: Morel Distribution Co.
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Mexican Cuisine Variety Pack (12 oz / 340 g Total) Ancho Chiles Guajillo Chiles and Mexican Oregano- The Mexican Cuisine.

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Mexican cuisine is known for its extensive flavor profile and use of local ingredients. This includes its dried chiles, which are used in many different ways to add flavor and spice to dishes.Mexican Oregano, Lippia graveolens, is a relative newcomer to US palates. This Mexican herb is strong and pungent and, like its Greek counterpart, delivers bitter and peppery flavors. Because of this fundamental resemblance, it was given the Spanish name "oregano" even though it was used long before the Spanish came to Mexico. Mexican Oregano is verdant and grassy, with an anise-like taste topped by lively citrus and lime. Guajillo chilies are sometimes used to make a salsa for tamales the dried fruits (chilies) are seeded, soaked, or simmered, then pulverized or mashed pureed into a paste, then cooked with several other ingredients to produce a flavorful sauce. Ancho chile can be used dried or rehydrated, whole or ground. It's usually incorporated before cooking sauces, blended with other spices or vegetables to make a base for a stew or soup, or sprinkled on top of meat, poultry, or seafood as part of a rub or marinade before cooking.