Green chili peppers

There are hundreds of fresh chile varieties in the world. This visual guide represents the types of peppers you'll find most often in American grocery stores.

Deciding what to do with Anaheim peppers is a fairly common question around here. If you love Anaheim chiles, try some of these delicious recipes.

The Anaheim pepper is a versatile chili named for Anaheim, California, where it is grown. It is mild in flavor and heat, measuring 500-2,500 Scoville Heat Units.

Find the best substitutes for green chiles - from the mild to the super hot! These replacement peppers include fresh, roasted and dried options.

For the best green chiles substitute options, take a look at this list of peppers that will work wonderfully in their place!

It's been a few weeks since we have used the canning equipment on this blog. I think the last time was when we were canning fresh whole figs or was it when we were canning cowboy candy? It doesn't matter really, because today I will shall be taking a look at this canning green chili

The NuMex R Naky is an Anaheim-type hybrid chili pepper created by Dr. Nakayama of New Mexico State University in 1985. Learn more about it.

Have an abundance of hot peppers but not sure what to do with them all? Here are 5 ways to preserve hot peppers for use all year long!

If you're a fan of bold, smoky flavors, this roasted green chile sauce is a must-try. Made with a blend of roasted Anaheim, New Mexican, or Hatch chiles, this versatile sauce brings the heat and depth that will elevate your favorite dishes.

Green chillies