Hey Troy, you can do one of three things: purchase something pre-made paying close attention to amount of chemicals in it, or you can make it a couple of different ways. Here's how you make it: go to that section of the grocery store where the dried Mexican spices are and try to find dried chipotle peppers, place them in oil (canola or otherwise) and heat to about 180F for ten minutes, and then let steep for as long as you want. The longer you steep/ the more chilies you use, the stronger it gets. A third alternative would be to take regular chili oil and then supplement it with dried ground chipotle/ regular chili powder as needed.
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That was the best chicken I ever had !
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ReplyDeletewhere does one acquire chipotle oil?
ReplyDeleteHey Troy, you can do one of three things: purchase something pre-made paying close attention to amount of chemicals in it, or you can make it a couple of different ways.
ReplyDeleteHere's how you make it: go to that section of the grocery store where the dried Mexican spices are and try to find dried chipotle peppers, place them in oil (canola or otherwise) and heat to about 180F for ten minutes, and then let steep for as long as you want. The longer you steep/ the more chilies you use, the stronger it gets.
A third alternative would be to take regular chili oil and then supplement it with dried ground chipotle/ regular chili powder as needed.
thanks. i figured it was home-rolled since i couldn't find it anywhere. i used some chipotle tabasco but i think the oil is the ticket there.
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