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Chili Flakes

Cultural Context

Chili flakes have their origins in various cuisines around the world, particularly in regions where chili peppers are a staple. They are commonly used to add heat and flavor to dishes, symbolizing the culinary traditions of many cultures. In modern cooking, chili flakes have gained popularity globally, often found on tables in pizzerias and restaurants, allowing diners to customize their meals with a spicy kick.

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10 min
easy
Servings4
fresh chili peppers
2 cups canola oil
ginger
garlic
spring onion
cinnamon bark
cloves
bay leaves
cardamom
coriander seeds
salt
lemon zest
water
rice wine vinegar
soy sauce
sugar
muit lime leaves
1

Wash the fresh chili peppers and roughly dry them.

2

Chop the peppers into chunks, optionally wearing gloves and glasses.

3

Place the chopped peppers in a dehydrator at 55° C for 12 hours, checking periodically until dry and brittle.

4

Once dried, place the peppers on a chopping board with a paper towel and roll a rolling pin over them to break them down into flakes, or pulse in a blender until desired consistency is reached.

5

Store the chili flakes in a glass jar in the pantry.

Cooking Techniques

grindingdrying

Equipment Needed

dehydratorchopping boardrolling pinblenderglass jar

Spice Level:

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Dietary

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Also Known As

Crushed Red PepperChili Powder

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