You Can Do It - How To Make Chilli Powder From Harvested Chilli Peppers / Chillies

In today's video we look at how to use your harvested chilli peppers or chillies and make your own chilly powder at home

[ShadowRayne]

Pro tip, stand back when you open the blender and pour out the powder to make sure you don't breathe it in.

[j.olacio]

You can also use your oven at the lowest setting with the door cracked open. In 2hrs they are dried. I use a coffee grinder to get a good fine blend.

[frenchfry]

Recently started a Chilli garden myself and was looking for ways to store them long term while waiting for more kinds to start ripening (only Habaneros have begun ripening so far) this helped alot

[geminigem]

Thx a lot. I have been drying my hot peppers n now I know how to turn them into chili powder. Have a blessed day.

[ConscientiousOmnivore]

That looks absolutely stunning! Thank you for making this wonderful video. I always wondered how people dry them out so thoroughly. I have inadvertently dried chilies before by forgetting about them in an uncovered bowl that I put into the refrigerator. After a couple of weeks, they were dried out perfectly fine. Obviously, drying by using the sun would be the most economical and environmentally friendly.

[denisem]

Hi, thanks i always wondered how to make chili powder

[ecocentrichomestead]

When one starts growing and producing their own of anything, s/he will soon realize it is much, much better than store bought. It's not because you made/grew it yourself, it actually is better! I've grown vegetables, been adding more and more fruit, and this year I am drying and grinding my home grown herbs. I was shocked at the greater quality of my own herbs! I really didn't expect the night and day difference I saw. I have some apache pepper plants that I will be making hot pepper powder from.

I grind my herbs with a meat grinder, works perfect. I will be grinding my peppers with it as well.

[billygarfield]

Thanks for the memories; my mother used to dry herbs (oregano mainly).

[Barnabas_crimmz]

i started growing peppers i wanted to make my own spices thank you for the help!

[cloutgangster]

Thank you for this video! You just fed my whole village!

[chazchillings]

I am so ready for this. Fresh is way better than store bought

[MoPoppins]

Wow....what gorgeous color!! So simple. I don't grow chilis, but if/when I do, I'll be sure to make my own chili powder.

[J.W.Chovan]

Thank you. I love my spices and I cook all the time. Now I know the simple steps to make my own. Again thank you

[MinhNguyen-wkfr]

Great timing. I have a bag of ripe chillis and was thinking of making chillis powder. I dont have a bender as powerful as you but I do see walmart is selling a coffee grinder for cheap. I wonder how well it will work.

[samv]

Perfect timing....just picked a heap of peppers yesterday

[syntehtix]

Have you ever tried Manzano peppers? I first saw them at my Food 4 Less and they caught my eye because of the price of $4.99 a pound. I bought one so I could harvest the seeds and try growing it myself. I took a small bite and it wasn't spicy at all, so then I took a bigger bite and spent the next hour or so over the sink rinsing my mouth out with milk and ice cream because my mouth was on fire. Anyway, from what I read they're not as easy to grow as more common pepper varieties.

Happy Gardening!

[alcenofolchini]

Thanks for the video, easy steps to make powder.

[darkchiild]

So am i right about how you pluck your chillies

[nbahighligths]

Thanks you indian guy thumbs up from pilipinas

[DrivingWithJake]

Have to love watching your videos! Always great content and the accent keeps me entertained! :D