Deb DeForest asked "Frozen anchos....? Are you finding frozen ancho peppers some place to buy or are these some you've frozen yourself? What is the advantage to freezing instead of keeping dried?" The ancho chiles were Ancho 101, kind of a smaller ancho type that I harvested green, roasted to blister the skin and then froze. I was hoping to be able to peel and stuff them, but they stayed in the freezer a bit too long for that. They could be used for rajas, though, or as I did with the posted recipe, I was able to use them chopped up to give a green chile flavor. They would go in stews or be used as a vegetable (though in their somewhat dessicated state, they need to be combined with something else, like corn). As for the advantage of freezing, it seems to work best with the green ones. I think the red ones give the best results when dried. If it is late in the year and there are lots of green ones, this is a good way to keep them. George