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Chilli question
RAINBOWGIRL22
19-03-2013
I am just about to make a chilli and I have no bloody chilli powder.

Will chilli flakes do the trick?

I have everything else I need? Cumin, Cayenne pepper, fresh chilli etc...
Shrike
19-03-2013
Should be ok - I often use fresh chillis in my chilli con carne. The seeds are the hot bit, might be an idea to crush them up to spread the heat out if you're worried about biting into the seeds.
bugloss
19-03-2013
cayenne pepper is a chili powder
Yeah_Jackie
19-03-2013
Chilli flakes are perfectly fine.
RAINBOWGIRL22
19-03-2013
Thanks all

Originally Posted by bugloss:
“cayenne pepper is a chili powder”


I didn't know this - wow you learn something new everyday
Evilclive
19-03-2013
Just go easy on the flakes, the longer they cook the more they get hydrated and release the heat, I would use about half a teaspoon for two people. You can of course add more.

Alternatively, put some flakes in a bowl and pour over just boiled water, you can then test the heat and use the water too.
degsyhufc
19-03-2013
Originally Posted by RAINBOWGIRL22:
“I am just about to make a chilli and I have no bloody chilli powder.

Will chilli flakes do the trick?

I have everything else I need? Cumin, Cayenne pepper, fresh chilli etc...”

Originally Posted by bugloss:
“cayenne pepper is a chili powder”

Cayenne is a powdered chilli but is different to a chilli powder.

Chilli powder usually has other ingredients
Quote:
“Chilli Powder (81%) , Cumin Seeds (7.0%) , Salt , Garlic Powder (4.0%) , Oregano , Natural Flavouring”

But since you are already using extra spices in your dish then you should be fine with just adding flakes, cayenne or hot sauce for heat.
Caldari
19-03-2013
Do you have any Tabasco Sauce, or anything similar like Louisiana Hot Sauce, lying around?
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