Size:	Choose 4oz, 8oz, 1lb, 2lbs or 5lbs.
Features:	4oz & 8oz sizes packed in resealable plastic pouches
Scoville Heat Rating:	500-2,500 (chile heat scale)
Origin:	Mexico

Mulato peppers are dried versions of the popular poblano pepper. However, though they come from the same pepper as ancho chilies, mulato chilies tend to be sweeter, softer, and darker in color. Mulato peppers are often used to replace ancho peppers in the trinity of chilies (with pasilla negro chilies and gaujillo chilies) used to make traditional mole. Mulato peppers possess mild heat with an earthy fruitiness.

Storage: Store mulato chili peppers in an air-tight container in a cool, dark cupboard.

Shelf Life: Mulato chilies will retain their potency for at least a year, but likely much longer.

Dried mulato peppers can be ground into chili powder or reconstituted in boiling water. Use them to add mild heat to soups, salsas, sauces, a host of meat and fish dishes, or even desserts.

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