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Green chilies in foods and dishes are good for your health in many ways. Green chilies may be good for your heart and stomach, and they may also help you fight off microbial infections. It can also make you less likely to have a stroke or get cancer.
Even though eating hot chilies is good for your health, it might hurt a little. This includes things like swelling, feeling sick, throwing up, eye pain, diarrhea, stomach pain, heartburn from acid reflux, and headaches.
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Chilli flakes are made from dried, crushed chilies and can be used in place of fresh chilies. Half a teaspoon is about the same as one chopped fresh chili. Chilli powder is made from ground-dried chilies and can be used in place of fresh chilies. Half a teaspoon of chili powder is about the same as one chopped fresh chili.
Put chilies on dehydrator sheets and dry them at 125F/52C for 8–12 hours, or until they are completely dry. For raw powder, you could also let it dry out at 104F/40C for 12–16 hours. Roughly chop the dried chilies and grind them one at a time in a spice grinder.
Most of the time, chile flakes are made from just one type of pepper and are used to highlight that pepper's flavor. Flakes of Aleppo chile. Flakes of chipotle chile. Urfa biber flakes of chile.
People eat green chili every day in many different ways. Whether it's eaten raw, fried, roasted, or as a spice. It has the chemical compound capsaicin, which gives it a hot taste and helps the body in natural ways. It can help with sinus problems and pain all over the body.