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1. texashighways.com › food-drink › an-ode-to-nativeAn Ode to the Native Chile Pequin, the ‘Mother of All Peppers’

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   As the state’s only native pepper, the pequin and the centuries that were spent growing and cultivating it forever transformed Texas cuisine as we know it. “People have been growing this pepper for thousands of years,” says Austin-based botanist Scooter Cheatham.

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3. www.centraltexasgardener.org › resource › chile-pequinChile Pequin and Chiltepin | Central Texas Gardener

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   Texas designated the chiltepin (chile tepin) as the official state native pepper in 1997. This native plant includes Chile pequin (and it’s confusing!) but the ones you’ll find in your nurseries will most likely be called Chile pequin.

4. www.foragingtexas.com › 2011 › 09Foraging Texas: Chile Pequin

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   The tiny chile pequin peppers are some of the hottest known (Scoville rating 100,000 - 400,000) and add a wonderfully fierce fire and delicious, smoky flavor to dishes. They are hottest when they are young and green then lose a small amount of fire when they turn red but are still extremely hot.

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6. www.brushfirefarms.comBrushfire Farms

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   James Vives started Brushfire Farms, a small business based in San Antonio, Texas, back in 2018. It all started from a family recipe passed down to James that utilized the Chile Pequin pepper. This small chile is a fairly common native pepper to South Texas and Northern Mexico, but unlike its jalapeño, serrano and habanero cousins, is seldom ...

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7. judithfinlayson.com › original-san-antonio-chiliOriginal San Antonio Chili – Judith Finlayson

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   The very first San Antonio chili contained neither tomatoes nor beans, making it reminiscent of some South American adobos. This probably isn’t surprising, because the “chili queens” certainly had Hispanic roots.

8. www.mildbillsspices.com › products › san-antonioSan Antonio Original – Mild Bill's Gunpowder Foods

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   San Antonio Original goes great with any of our ground chili peppers and chili powder blends. Our favorite combination is San Antonio Original, Stockyards Special and San Antonio Red along with Dixon Medium Hot.

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   What is a Texas native pepper?

   • Texas designated the chiltepin (chile tepin) as the official state native pepper in 1997. This native plant includes Chile pequin (and it’s confusing!) but the ones you’ll find in your nurseries will most likely be called Chile pequin. Chiletepins are small and round, while pequins are slightly larger and pointed.

   Chile Pequin and Chiltepin | Central Texas Gardener

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   What is San Antonio chili?

   • Today, San Antonio Chili is renowned for its rich and bold flavors, often served with traditional accompaniments such as cornbread or tortilla chips. It is a beloved dish that continues to represent the cultural heritage of San Antonio and remains a staple in Tex-Mex cuisine. Credit: cookingketowithfaith.com

   San Antonio Chili Recipe : Authentic Tex-Mex Flavors

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   How to make San Antonio Tex-Mex chili?

   • Spices and seasonings are essential for adding depth and complexity to your San Antonio chili. Traditional Tex-Mex chili calls for a combination of chili powder, cumin, paprika, oregano, and cayenne pepper. Adjust the amounts based on your personal preference for heat and flavor intensity.

   San Antonio Chili Recipe : Authentic Tex-Mex Flavors

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   Where did San Antonio chili come from?

   • The history of San Antonio Chili traces back to the origins of Mexican cuisine in the region. It is believed that chili, or a similar dish, has been consumed in this area for centuries. The origins of San Antonio Chili can be traced to the early settlers, including Canary Islanders, who brought with them a love for spicy food.

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10. kitchenaiding.com › san-antonio-chili-recipeSan Antonio Chili Recipe : Authentic Tex-Mex Flavors

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    Discover the authentic taste of San Antonio Chili with its key Tex-Mex ingredients. This recipe blends spices, tomatoes, beans, and tender meat to create a flavorful and hearty dish.