Are Poblano And Pasilla Peppers The Same Thing?
With so many peppers out there, and with them sometimes going by different names, it's easy to get them confused. Here's how poblanos and pasillas differ.
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With so many peppers out there, and with them sometimes going by different names, it's easy to get them confused. Here's how poblanos and pasillas differ.
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