Pueblo
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- Origin
- USA, Colorado
- Scoville Heat Units
- 5 000 - 8 000 SHU
- Flavor
- Fruity
- Color
- Red
- Shape
- Long and tapered
Description
The Pueblo chile is an heirloom mirasol-type pepper grown in the Pueblo region of Colorado USA where it has become a beloved regional specialty rivaling the fame of New Mexico's Hatch chile with an intensely loyal local following and annual festivals. Long upright pods ripen to red with a mild fruity heat of 5,000-8,000 SHU and a distinctive flavor prized by Coloradans for roasting in the traditional manner during late summer harvest season. A descendant of traditional Pueblo Native American chile varieties its unique terroir flavor sets it apart from other mirasol-type peppers making it a point of pride for southern Colorado's agricultural heritage.