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Ancho Grande Powder
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[Capsicum annuum] Ground Ancho Grande powder, low heat.
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- Ancho Grande Powder
- The Ancho Grande Powder Plant
- How to Sow Ancho Grande Powder
- How to Grow Ancho Grande Powder
- Tips for Ancho Grande Powder
- Diseases and Pests of Ancho Grande Powder
- Uses and Curiosities of Ancho Grande Powder
- Properties of Ancho Grande Powder
- Nutritional Values of Ancho Grande Powder
Ancho Grande Powder
Ancho Grande powder is made by grinding this large Mexican pepper with a sweet, slightly smoky flavor, a staple of traditional cuisine.
The Ancho Grande Powder Plant
The source pepper, Capsicum annuum, grows on a sturdy, productive plant up to one meter tall, with large, meaty fruits.
How to Sow Ancho Grande Powder
Sowing takes place between February and March in a heated seedbed, transplanting after the last spring frosts.
How to Grow Ancho Grande Powder
It prefers sunny spots and rich, well-drained soil; it needs support due to the weight of its large fruits.
Tips for Ancho Grande Powder
The wide, heart-shaped fruits ripen from dark green to reddish-brown and must be fully dried before grinding.
Diseases and Pests of Ancho Grande Powder
Waterlogging should be avoided as it favors root rot; monitor for aphids and whitefly.
Uses and Curiosities of Ancho Grande Powder
Ancho Grande powder has a low heat level, around 1,000-2,000 SHU, with sweet, smoky notes: essential for mole, chili and Mexican sauces.
Properties of Ancho Grande Powder
Rich in capsaicin and antioxidants, typical of dried Mexican peppers.
Nutritional Values of Ancho Grande Powder
- Calories: about 260 kcal
- Protein: 11 g
- Carbohydrates: 48 g
- Fat: 12 g
- Fiber: 32 g