Pasilla pepper

Pasilla Pepper Guide: Heat, Flavor, Pairings, And More

Also known as “chile negro,” pasilla peppers are a type of dried chili pepper originating from Mexico. They are the dried form of the chilaca pepper. The name “pasilla” comes from the Spanish word “pasa” which means “little black raisin”, referring to their dark, wrinkled …

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old bay aioli

Old Bay Aioli

All it takes is five minutes (and, if you want, a little chilling time) to take an ordinary condiment like mayonnaise and turn it into something more special. And a little more spiced, too. Old Bay aioli supplies a ton of extra flavor and, of course, that …

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Thai Mango Salad

Thai Mango Salad

A Thai mango salad is not just a simple dish to make; it’s a beautiful world of flavors, textures, and colors on the plate. All that and it’s just twenty minutes of prep max and a few easy steps to complete. This is the kind …

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Pepper X

Pepper X Guide: Heat, Flavor, Uses

Pepper X is a variety of chili pepper recognized currently as the hottest pepper in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records. It was bred by Ed Currie, who also created the Carolina Reaper, previously the world’s hottest chili pepper. The Scoville Heat …

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Old Bay shrimp salad

Old Bay Shrimp Salad

Bring on the Bay love. Earthy and ever-so-lightly spicy, Old Bay seasoning delivers a delicious punch to the traditional. Old Bay shrimp salad is a go-to if you love that earthy Chesapeake flavor (like we do). It adds a much more memorable touch to a …

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Spicy boiled Old Bay shrimp

Spicy Boiled Old Bay Shrimp

Two pounds of shell-on shrimp steamed in beer and a quarter cup of Old Bay, then hit with more before they reach the table. Fifteen minutes, and the shrimp only cook for four of them.