The poblano is a relatively mild chile pepper originating in the State of Puebla, Mexico. Dried it is called an ancho chile . While poblanos tend to have a mild flavor, occasionally and unpredictably a poblano can have significant heat. Different peppers from the same plant have been reported to vary substantially in heat intensity.
One of the most popular peppers grown in Mexico, the plant (of the species Capsicum annuum) is multi-stemmed and can reach 63cm (25in) in height. The pod itself is about 7½-15cm (3-6in) long and about 5-7½cm (2-3in) wide. An immature poblano is dark purplish green in color but eventually turns a red so dark as to be nearly black.
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Pepper varieties
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C. annuum Aleppo · Ammazzo · Anaheim · Antohi romanian · Apache · Ancho gigantea · Arizona chiltepin · Azr · Banana · Bassotto · Bell · Berbere · Bhavnagari long · Big bomb · Blushing beauty · Bolivian rainbow · Born fire · Buran · Candlelight · Carmen · Cayenne · Cayenne long purple · Charleston hot · Chervena chushka · Cherry bomb · Cheyenne · Chilly chili · Chiltepin · Chimayo · Chocolate beauty · Chocolate bell · Cobra · Crest · Cubanelle · Cyklon · Czechoslovakian black · De árbol · Demon red · Devil · Doe hill golden · Don emilio · Dutch hot · Early jalapeño · Elephant trunk · Etna · Fajita bell · Fire cracker · Fish · Gamba · Garden salsa · Garden sunshine · Giallo d'asti · Giallo di cuneo · Giant szegedi · Giant thai · Goat's weed · Golden heat · Golden horn · Golden nugget · Grande jalapeño · Guajillo · Hot portugal · Hot summer · Hungarian black · Hungarian hot wax · Hercules · Jalapeño · Joe Parker · Joe's long · Krakatoa · Krimzon lee · Mariachi · Mirasol · Navaho · NuMex big jim · NuMex twilight · Orange cayenne · Pasilla · Pasilla bajio · Pelita · Pepperoncini · Pequin · Peruvian purple · Piccante de cayenne · Piccante rosso di caienna · Pico de gallo · Pimento · Pinocchio's nose · Poblano · Pusa jwala · Raja's pride · Red peter · Riot · Rota basco · San ardo · Santa fe grande · Señorita · Serrano · Sigaretto di bergamo · Stavros Greek pepperoncini · Thai yellow · Volcano · Wenk's yellow
C. baccatum Aji · Aji amarillo · Aji blanco · Aji colorado · Aji crystal · Aji exploding fire · Aji limón · Aji rojo · Balloon · Bolivian marble · Brazilian starfish · Earbob · Hot lemon · Piquanté · Pumpkin
C. chinense Aji brown · Ají dulce · Aji umba · Antillais caribbean · Australian lantern · Belize sweet · Carmine · Carolina yellow · Charapita · Chichen itza · Chocolate habanero · Fatalii · Fogoso · Habanero · Golden habanero · Habanero little finger · Hot paper lantern · Jamaican hot chocolate · Limo · Luciferino · Madame Jeanette · Naga jolokia · Orange plum · Peach habanero · Red mushroom · Red savina · Safi · Scotch bonnet · Scotch bonnet yellow · Tazmanian · Trinidad seasoning · White habanero
C. frutescens Ají caballero · Bangalore torpedo · Bird's eye chilli · Cabai burong · Kurnool · Megh · Piri piri · Tabasco · Thai bangkok upright
C. praetermissum Cumari
C. pubescens Rocoto
Peppers by Scoville rating: (1) 0-100 · (2) 101-500 · (3) 501-2,500 · (4) 2,501-10,000 · (5) 10,001-30,000 · (6) 30,001-50,000 · (7) 50,001-100,000 · (8) 100,001-350,000 · (9) 350,001-2,000,000
