How to Make Pepper Powder

Complete tutorial on how to make chili pepper powder to include different methods for drying peppers, grinding peppers, and making pepper blends. (Video #467&
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[@zoeshorthouse7913]

About 13 years ago, the first year that I had a garden big enough, I grew several types of peppers with the intention of making pepper sauce and powder. I wish I had a tutorial at that time because I never got beyond the pepper flakes.

[@bowtielife]

I am watching with baited breath but when you started talking about the fermented pepper mash at

[@priayief]

That was a wonderfully informative video. I've smoked, dehydrated, and ground so many different varieties and blends of peppers I can't count them all! And you've suggested ways of doing these things that I haven't tried yet.

[@heidiweinert3260]

I also use my dehydrator in the greenhouse sometimes too.

[@lorindav5549]

Last year I cold smoked some Feher Oron paprika, Pumpkin Spice, & Lemon Spice jalapenos. Need to buy a spice grinder, not just for peppers but also some spice/herb blends. Boy are you right about using the dehydrator in the house. Lol

[@susankilstrom6852]

My husband and I really enjoy drying and grinding pepper. Cayenne is our favorite for this. When we get a snoot full of pepper and start sneezing and coughing, we start laughing just as hard. We try to avoid it but it seems to happen at least once each time. We have a lot of fun with it.

[@cakedreamer85]

I just started making pepper blends this year. I was gifted a grocery bag of habaneros, I bought a ghost pepper transplant, a sugar rush peach, several jalapeños started from seed, and a volunteer cayenne have led to many spicy things. Making pepper blends has helped make sure nothing goes to waste. My next blend I want to smoke the peppers first and give that a try.

[@brianbarker2670]

I grow cayenne peppers, put them in my dehydrator and store them in an air tight container in a dark pantry. When I need some spice I run them in a spice grinder. I believe by storing them whole they keep for a long time.

[@brightantwerp]

Thank you! I love how you give all the different options.

[@JoyoftheGardenandHome]

My husband loves the super spicy pepper powder I've made. And the fermented hot sauce. Halfway through another batch now.

[@garynorcal4269]

I loved the mash drying.. you found a way to use what many people might have thrown away or put in the compost pile.

[@KatBurnsKASHKA]

I will finally try this this season!

[@brianseybert2189]

I am definitely going to smoke some of my Corno del toro peppers and make some powder.

[@SoxInTheGarden]

Thank you so much for this great video! Can’t wait to make my own pepper and garlic powder. 🥰🌱❤️

[@Steve197201]

Peppers are my favorite plant to grow. Not only are they delicious, but there are so many exotic varieties you can plant. They even make great ornamental plants when they're in pots.

[@MADCookieTube]

This is fantastic! I can't wait for my peppers to grow. This is my first year growing my own. I've been looking into making my own red pepper flakes and fermented hot sauce. Thanks for both those videos!

[@krikrik90]

Wow! I watch a lot of videos on: growing chilies, cooking sauces, and making spices, but I've honestly never heard of making chili powder from leftovers. That's a wonderful idea! I'll give it a try as soon as I get a chance. I see these very things and details as the wisdom of a mature man. Wisdom that comes with age only.

[@sn232]

Brilliant!!!

[@leafy5432]

Thank you! I planted some cayenne this year and was wondering if I could do this. Now I know!

[@rickthelian2215]

A great bonus form the sauce de-hydrated solids.😊