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DRYING AND FREEZING TIPS; Enjoy your hot peppers any time of the year. TO DRY: String hot peppers through stem with a sewing needle thread or fishing string. Then hang in a sunny window. That's it. Or easier still, just put hot peppers on a plate in a dry sunny location.
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Abhor, maybe not, but if you dry any quantity of hot peppers indoors, be prepared to fill your home with eye-burning, chest grabbing, cough and sneeze provoking fumes. Been there, done that. Recommend doing your drying out on the picnic table, patio or deck, especially if you dry habs.
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When dry, pods will be shrunken, dark, and may be bent without breaking. Note: Diced pods dry faster and have better color and aroma than whole pods. Cold storage of dried peppers retains better color and pungency.
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Slide the pepper down the thread and repeat, stringing additional peppers. Hang and dry the peppers in a warm, dry, well-ventilated location. The dried peppers may be ground as needed. Hot peppers vary from mild ('False Alarm') to very hot ('Habanero' and 'Scotch Bonnet').
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Secrets revealed about red hot chili peppers. Offering tips, facts, and information when cooking chilies and chili peppers. Also information on drying your own chili peppers. ... Perhaps the chief misconception about chili peppers is their red-hot reputation. Many are fiery hot, but many others ... To Dry Your Own Chile peppers...
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