Differences and Similarities
Chilis and peppers tend to come up in recipes when we’re trying to make something with a bit of a kick. Sometimes, the term “chili peppers” also appears. How are chilis and peppers actually different from each other? Here, we will discuss the key points that segregate the two. Chili can be used to refer … Read more
You may have looked at some recipes recently and wondered why the spelling for “chili” isn’t consistent. Sometimes it says chili, sometimes it says chile. “Chili” and “Chile” are interchangeable cooking terms in North America, but are actually two different things. Chile powder is often a reference to pure chili pods that have been ground … Read more
One of the most popular Mexican peppers is the guajillo chile. This kind of dried chili comes in as the result of dehydrating miraflor chile. Guajillo chile is actually widely used in Mexican gastronomy; for example it is the main ingredient of several kinds of salsas, adobos and moles. California chili, also known as Anaheim … Read more
Both cajeta and dulce de leche are Latin American sweets. These desserts are physically very similar to caramel; however their flavor, although sweet, is different from that of the caramel. Most people have the belief that since cajeta is from Mexico and dulce de leche from down south (Chile-Argentina), they are different desserts. However they … Read more
Vegans and vegetarians both do not consume meat. However, the two terms describe two different diets and lifestyles. Vegetarianism describes a diet in which one does not eat meat and is usually due to health benefits, religious or political purposes. Veganism is more of a lifestyle in which one avoids not only meat but all … Read more
Jalapeño and serrano peppers are very similar looking. There are some differences regarding flavor and use, however. Jalapeño is one of the most (probably the most) popular peppers in the world. They are great for those who love a mild spicy taste. Serrano is spicier than jalapeño. This pepper has been gaining popularity especially in … Read more