Any fruit of a plant of the botanical genus Capsicum, noted for their spicy and burning flavour due to presence of capsaicin.
1It should be leaner and hotter, with more cider vinegar and chile pepper.
2Add optional sliced chile pepper, mustard, and 1 to 2 teaspoons reduced-fat mayonnaise.
3Most of the heat in a chile pepper is found in the seeds and interior ribbing, not the outer shell.
4First she tried a white blouse and black slacks, and her favorite cheery chile pepper apron, her hair drawn out of sight into a braid.
5But the heat of the chile peppers is tamed by the dairy fat in the butter sauce.
6In the early 1900s chemist Wilbur Scoville developed a test for measuring the heat intensity in chile peppers.
7Capsaicin, the heat-producing oil in chile peppers, tends to concentrate in the seeds and ribs of chile peppers.
81 hot chile pepper, such as bird chile, habanero, cayenne, or Scotch bonnet
9Farmers harvest chile peppers in Hatch, New Mexico in an undated photo provided by the New Mexico Tourism Department.
10The green chile peppers roasting aromatically outside an Albuquerque supermarket are perhaps New Mexico's most famed and recognizable product.
11Sometimes labeled chili sauce, chili paste is a spicy seasoning made with crushed chile peppers, vinegar, and usually garlic.
12This thick, bright red seasoning looks like ketchup but is made from crushed chile peppers, vinegar, and, usually, garlic.
13Here, rice, beans, chile peppers, and tomatoes, staples in the Mexican kitchen, are combined for a very simple all-in-one meal.
14The food in the mess tasted of Mars: hot chile peppers, hydroponic fruit, ramen noodles in vacuum-sealed pouches, daily low-g pharmaceuticals.
15-To turn up the heat in the chutney, leave the seeds in the chile peppers.
16A Mexican village in autumn is picturesque with crimson "rastras" of Chile pepper hung on the walls of the adobe houses.