Parkhurst, Scott Contractor wrote: > > RisaG wrote: > > >Well, why don't you take a small coffee grinder > >(just for spices) and grind the dried chiles to make > >your own chipotle powder? > > I most definitely agree. I will add that if the chipotles > are still leathery and flexible, you might want to dry > them further ( I use an electric dehydrator) prior to > grinding. The posillas need to be dehydrated more for sure if we grind... Don't the the chipoltes do, but can do in a warm oven just to be on the safe side... In your experience, do you get a powder, or do you get bits and pieces? > What are the rest of you storing your powders in? > I am using those 4 ounce jelly jars, the mini-canning > types with separate rings and seals. Seems to work > very well. I've some of those 4 oz jars left from jam making and we were planning on using them for just this purpose! Neat to read I had a good idea! Thought would be just the ticket! Great! green