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An Ancho Chile Pepper is really a true Pasilla Chile. These are dried Poblano Peppers, and very commonly used in Mexican cuisine. They’re brownish-black and wrinkled. Substitutes: mulato (darker with earthier, more pungent flavor) or pasilla chile….or California chile….or dried New Mexico chile peppers. ChaCha back!
