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Red fresnos are similar in size and shape
to jalapenos, but they're thinner-walled and
less succulent. At 5,000 Scoville units, red
ones are hotter than green, and they're excellent
in salsas. |
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Fresno peppers
are similar in shape and heat to jalapeño peppers.
They are grown in California, Texas and New Mexico.
Fresno peppers can be used in many recipes such as
chilies, soups and stews.
Fresno peppers have a slight sweetness
about them and are beautifully colored. They are bright
green, changing to orange and a beautiful deep red
when fully matured. They are fantastic in salsas! |
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The
season is from June to October, and you're
unlikely to find them in the winter months.
Sometimes, you'll find them mistakenly labeled
as jalapenos. |
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