anybody seen these anywhere in the big supermarkets in bangkok , villa, ect?

anybody seen these anywhere in the big supermarkets in bangkok , villa, ect?

I haven't seen them, but I have a friend who brings me 4 cans every 6 months from the states. I think the best bet would be the Emporium gourmet market.

chiptotles are dried, smoked jalapenos

chiptotles are dried, smoked jalapenos

Chipotles are often sold canned in adobo sauce.

chiptotles are dried, smoked jalapenos

Chipotles are often sold canned in adobo sauce.

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Chipotle:

a mildly hot, smoke-dried jalape๑o, it is a common ingredient in cooked salsas and often found in Central Mexico preserved in a brown sugar and vinegar marinade and called chipocludo; canned in seasoned sauce, it is chipotle adobado

chiptotles are dried, smoked jalapenos

Chipotles are often sold canned in adobo sauce.

ARRREEEEEEBAA.......UNDALAYYYYYY.........IIIIIICHEEEEWAHWAH..........POINT OF CLARIFICATION:

Chipotle:

a mildly hot, smoke-dried jalape๑o, it is a common ingredient in cooked salsas and often found in Central Mexico preserved in a brown sugar and vinegar marinade and called chipocludo; canned in seasoned sauce, it is chipotle adobado

villa had em , mmmmmm lengua in chipotle sauce, home made corn tortillas, negra modelo mmmmmmmm

me too please

I want the dried ones for a special recipe.......

Villa sukhumvit has them.

I confess that I am a chilpolte addict and the only way that I have found them is thru amazon.com, where they have several types.......some sold in bulk at $7-$8/lb. A lb of dried peppers goes a long way. To get them, I have friends or relatives bring over or re ship to me. I've never had them sent direct......but they do ship international.

What i love about chilpoltes is that they have a nice smokey flavor......not like the Thai peppers that are just blazing hot and deaden your tongue for any other flavors.

I confess that I am a chilpolte addict and the only way that I have found them is thru amazon.com, where they have several types.......some sold in bulk at $7-$8/lb. A lb of dried peppers goes a long way. To get them, I have friends or relatives bring over or re ship to me. I've never had them sent direct......but they do ship international.

What i love about chilpoltes is that they have a nice smokey flavor......not like the Thai peppers that are just blazing hot and deaden your tongue for any other flavors.

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