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Spent a couple hours today looking for some dried Guajillo and dried Pasilla chilies around town. I had no luck finding them. Anyone have a mail order company they can recommend?
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You can try Pendery's (https://penderys.com/), they specialize in chilies. Amazon or any of the online spice companies such as Monterey Bay and Spice Sage would be good sources too.
I'm fortunate to live in an area with large Hispanic and Vietnamese populations; there are several Asian and Latin grocery stores around here so I have ready access to a lot of things that other parts of the country don't. If you are in a bind I can send you some this week.
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