Hot or mild?
Thailand – 500g – Small in size, hot in flavour
Boy Brand – 100g, 500g and 1kg – Medium in size, Mild in flavour
China – 1kg – Large chillies, mild
India 1kg – EXTRA Hot, small
Chilli Dried Whole
$3.95 – $18.90
Description
Dried Chillies – Whole
Boy Brand Medium Chillies – Mild
100g, 500g and 1kg
Flavour: Mild
Size: Medium
Product of India
Large Chillies – Mild
1kg
Large
Flavour: Mild
Product of China
Smaller Chillies – Extra Hot
1kg
Flavour: Extra Hot
Product of India
Smaller Chillies – Hot
500g
Flavour: Hot
Product of Thailand
I used to have quite a few chilli plants in my backyard and used to enjoy bumper crops all year long. I used to give them away as gifts when visiting friends, which was very welcomed. With the remaining chillies, I would make chilli sauce or freeze them. Sometimes, I would dry them and keep them in a bottle.
In Australia, drying chillies is normally done in the warmer months, like summer. The process is pretty straight forward. First, wash the chillies thoroughly, and dry them with a kitchen cloth. After that, place them on a tray and spread them out.
If the weather is hot and sunny, place them under the sun. If it is a cloudy day, place the tray in the house and air them. If it is under the sun, the dried chillies are normally ready within a few days. If they are in the home, just leave them out in the air for several days; they should be dry in about a week.
Once the chillies are dried, store them in a clean air tight container. A good quality dried chilli is relatively soft, not overly shriveled and still has some lovely chilli fragrance.
How long can you keep dried chillies?
If I am not mistaken, they can be kept in a clean airtight container for a few years. Even though it won’t go bad, I would not recommend more than two years. They may lose their aroma and the skin would be too dry, or sometimes they can be moldy or even rot.
How do you use dried chillies?
Add to dishes – The one dish that I would add dried chillies to is Kiam Chye Boay. I would add about 5-6 dried chillies (depending on the dish size & how tolerant are you to chillies) to this dish. It adds some spiciness to the sourish dish.
Make chilli/curry paste – however, you need to rehydrate the dried chilli beforehand. Add the dried chilli pods to warm water and soak for a few minutes. De-seed the rehydrated chillies and blend them with the spices.
Make chilli flakes – this is one thing I ask for when ordering Italian dishes, such as pasta, spaghetti or pizza. The flakes just add to the aroma and spiciness (heat) of the dish.
Our Chilli Range:
| Image | Product | Description | Price | Buy | hf:att:pa_language | hf:att:pa_weight |
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 | Chilli Crushed | Comes in 100g and 500g Product of India 1kg has to be specially ordered. Our … | $3.10 – $5.95 | |||
 | Chilli Padi / Bird Eye Powder - Fiery Hot | Product of Malaysia Ingredients: 100% bird eye chilli (capsicium annum) Net Weight: 45g Warning: Fiery … | $7.95 | |||
 | Chilli Pastes (Hot) | Product of Malaysia Very spicy hot chilli paste. Comes in 500g pack In many Nyonya … | $4.95 | |||
 | Chilli Powder | Comes in 100g, 500g and 1kg Product of India Our Chilli Range: | $2.75 – $10.95 | |||
 | Hainanese Chicken Rice Chilli Sauce | 220g Ingredients: Chilli, Garlic, Ginger, Sugar, Vinegar, Salt, Spices, Edible Gum, Soy Sauce Note: May … | $4.25 | |||
 | Sambal Har Bee | You will love this!!! 240g Glass bottle You can do sooo many things with this … | $6.50 |
Additional information
| Type | 100g Boy Brand, Medium, Mild, 500g Boy Brand, Medium, Mild, 1kg Boy Brand, Medium, Mild, 500g Thailand, Smaller, Hot, 1kg China, Large, Mild, 1kg India, Smaller, Extra Hot |
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