Editing Difference between Chili Powder and Cayenne
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The supermarket can offer a wide range of spices and condiments to enhance your next culinary creation. This includes the spices that will give your dish some kick and a deal of heat. Chili powder and cayenne both serve this purpose and can oftentimes be confusing, what with both displaying the image of a chili pepper, a reddish tint, and the same promise of spice. So how exactly do these two differ? | The supermarket can offer a wide range of spices and condiments to enhance your next culinary creation. This includes the spices that will give your dish some kick and a deal of heat. Chili powder and cayenne both serve this purpose and can oftentimes be confusing, what with both displaying the image of a chili pepper, a reddish tint, and the same promise of spice. So how exactly do these two differ? | ||
Chili powder is made from a combination of dried and ground chilies (which may include more than one type) and a variety of spices. These spices may include cumin, garlic, oregano and many others. | Chili powder is made from a combination of dried and ground chilies (which may include more than one type) and a variety of spices. These spices may include cumin, garlic, oregano and many others. |