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I got a jar at Sam's Club in Secaucus a while back. They were strong - a little went a long way. Not sure if they still them at Sam's Club, sometimes you find something there and they don't have it the next time you go back.
Posted on: 2010/10/6 18:32
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You can get them canned and dried at A&P. I would use the canned variety, but I'm no expert. Be careful, they are really spicy! So if you were to get the canned kind, I wouldn't dump the whole can in there.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 19:53
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I've found the quality of chipotles, particularly the hard to find preground, to be greatly variable, even from the same vendor. Frustrating as I consider it to be the 3rd "table" condiment after salt & black pepper. Some packages whole ones have been virtually tasteless, but I must say the expensive bottled preground that comes and goes from the spice rack at S-R is pretty good.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 16:48
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Thanks guys. Hmm, I wonder which version would function better in a chili, dried or canned?
Posted on: 2010/10/4 16:34
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All chipotle peppers are smoked. Chipotles are smoked Jalape?os, so you will get the same smoky flavor out of the dried peppers or the canned ones in "adobo".
Posted on: 2010/10/4 15:48
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Actually come to think of it, I once bought the dried ones at Pathmark also.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 15:14
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Yup. Shop Rite and A & P has the dried variety. I use two of them as a bacon/pork substitute when making Cuban black beans. Friends can't tell the difference.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 15:02
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If you don't need the dried ones you can get them canned at any super market. Usually Goya makes them pretty good, but like said before they come canned in a sauce.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 14:59
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You can use the canned chipotles in adobo for smoky chili - it's easy to use and tastes great! If you're looking for dried and smoked jalapenos (I think that's what chipotle is)...you might try ShopRite...their Spanish/Indian aisle has tons of dried peppers.
Posted on: 2010/10/4 14:56
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I'm searching for Chipotle peppers (I guess dried?). I'm planning on making a smoky turkey chili this week. I was in the Tender Shoots farm store yesterday, and they had what appeared to be dried, smoked chilis in little bags, and there were about 5 different varieties, but it was written in just Spanish, so I don't know if it's smoked or not. Can anybody help?
Posted on: 2010/10/4 14:43
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