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Cascabel





Cascabel Peppers


Cascabel (jingle bell) peppers are so named because the seeds rattle in the pods.

Shaped like a button mushroom, they are about the size of a quarter, and very pungent.

It is frequently served in gardiniera,

a mixture of pickled vegetables.

It is not very hot and adds only a spicy flavour, which makes it perfect for salads or salsas.

It is also known as Cherry Pepper or Hot Cherry Pepper, but not chile. When dried,

it does bear a resemblance to the cherry, but should not to be confused with Cascabella.

Mirasol

is the fresh, orangey-yellow form of Guajillo and differentiated from it as the fruits grow pointing upward to the sun.

Dried ones are also called Cascabels.

Mirasol imparts a yellow colour and a distinctive flavour to foods cooked with it, and is very popular in Mexico in stews and sauces.




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