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Hi all,

 

Today I stopped by our very well stocked Mexican grocery to pick up a few

more dried chipotles. (I've mentioned this before, but I grind them up and

use them in or on top of anything I'd like to be spicy or smoky -- keep it

in a salt shaker! BTW my Magic Bullet grinds up these chiles awesomely.)

 

They also had some chile moritas, apparently a dried, smoked serrano

chile. I bought a few to experiment with. Anyone used these or have

thoughts on using them? They're suppsed to be a bit spicier than chipotles.

 

I also picked up a small quantity of fresh epazote. Have any of you used

this herb? What did you do with it?

 

Thanks much,

 

Sherry in Oregon

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Hi Sherry - I'd never heard of epazote until you wrote of it, so I looked it up.

I'd

guess you'd use it much the same as fresh cilantro/coriander leaves ;=)

 

Here's the link:

http://www.epicurious.com/cooking/how_to/food_dictionary/search?query=

epazote & Operation=food

 

Best, Pat

> I also picked up a small quantity of fresh epazote. Have any of you used

> this herb? What did you do with it?

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