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Calabrian Black Chili Powder
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[Capsicum annuum] Ground Calabrian black chili powder, medium-low heat, dark variant of the Italian classic.
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- Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- The Calabrian Black Chili Powder Plant
- How to Sow Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- How to Grow Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Tips for Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Diseases and Pests of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Uses and Curiosities of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Properties of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Nutritional Values of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Calabrian black chili powder, also known as Diavolicchio Black, comes from a dark variant of the classic Calabrian pepper. It's made by drying ripe pods and grinding them fine, preserving aroma and heat.
The Calabrian Black Chili Powder Plant
The Capsicum annuum plant has a bushy habit and reaches about 1 metre in height, with elongated dark green leaves hanging downward.
How to Sow Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Seeds for pod production are started indoors from February to March, transplanting once night temperatures stay reliably above 15°C.
How to Grow Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Growing requires full sun, well-drained soil and regular watering while avoiding waterlogging, with potassium-rich feeding during fruiting.
Tips for Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Pods, which turn from black to red at ripeness, should be picked at full maturity and dried quickly to preserve colour and aroma.
Diseases and Pests of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Like other Capsicum varieties it can suffer from aphids, whitefly and root rot in overly wet soil; good drainage prevents most issues.
Uses and Curiosities of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Calabrian black chili powder has a medium-low heat level (about 30,000 SHU), warm and easy to use in sauces and traditional dishes.
Properties of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
Rich in capsaicin, it has thermogenic and digestive-stimulating properties, plus vitamin C and antioxidants preserved through drying.
Nutritional Values of Calabrian Black Chili Powder
- Calories: about 282 kcal
- Protein: 12 g
- Carbohydrates: 50 g
- Fat: 15 g
- Fiber: 35 g