Boonville Barn Chile Powder Collection

$33.99
3 heat levels
Great place to start
If you are looking for 3 chile powders to be the work horses in your kitchen, we've got you covered. Piment d'Ville will be the backbone of flavor in all you cook, followed by Comapeño chile powder which can step in for anything that needs cayenne chile. Poblano chile powder will round it all off as a medium heat chile that bring roasty flavors to your food. 
Flavor Profile

Classic Piment d'Ville: Medium-mild heat ~ A little sweet and a little spicy ~ Rich ~ Tomatoey ~ Flavor builder

Comapeño chile powder: Citrusy ~ Bright ~ Acidic ~ A slow building high heat

Poblano chile powder: Medium heat ~ Vegetal ~ Roasted green chiles

How to Use

Classic Piment d'Ville: Use as you would black pepper or anywhere you use salt. It's a flavor builder that with add richness and depth without too much heat to whatever you are cooking.

Comapeño chile powder: Use in place of Cayenne chile powder, chiltepin, or any hot chile powder. Comapeño chile powder will retain its heat level and flavor when used to season braises or slow cooked dishes.

Poblano chile powder: Use like Hatch green chile powder on popcorn, Poblano Corn Pancakes, Poblano Mac and Cheese, Avocado Poblano Dressing, roasted chicken, and grilled corn. For best results, bloom in cooking fat before using.

What’s Included

1.2 ounce jar of Classic Piment d'Ville, 1.0 ounce jar of Comapeño chile powder, and 1.2 ounce jar of Poblano chile powder

Growing Practices

Farm to Jar chile powder from our woman-owned farm. Farmed with organic growing practices and sun ripened throughout the season, these chiles were hand harvested in the fall of 2021 -2023.

"The dried, ground chile peppers from northern California's Boonville Barn Collective kick other paprikas and black peppers to the back of the spice drawer. All the ground peppers, from Piment D'Ville to Comapeño, are robust and fresh."

Dana Cowin - creator of Speaking Broadly zine, podcast host, and former Editor-in-Chief of Food & Wine

Krissy and Nacho in the chile fields in September

CARING FOR THE LAND

Sustainable farming practices ensures healthy soil

CARING FOR THE CHILES

Treated with care from seed to jar for fresh flavor

CARING FOR EACH OTHER

Woman-owned with a team paid competitive wages

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What’s so special about the chiles you grow?

Compared to what you find at the grocery store, we think our chiles pack tons more flavor, are harvest dated to share how fresh they are, and are made up of just the chile flesh. That’s right - we de-stem each chile by hand! All chiles we sell are made of 100% CA grown chiles from our farm and do not contain any oils, anti-caking agents, gluten, or any other kind of preservative. 

Our spices are generally not made from the spiciest peppers you can find. Instead, we focus on flavor-forward varieties to bring both interesting flavors and a bit of heat to your cooking. Sown, grown, and harvested by hand, our small farm works hard year round to bring fresh, flavorful spices to your kitchen.

What’s the best way to store these chiles?

Chile powders, flakes, and whole dried chiles will keep their flavor longest if stored in a cool, dry environment away from heat and direct sunlight. If you keep them next to your stove, make sure they stay out of the sun. 

After opening bulk packs of chile powder, empty the package into the smallest size jar that will hold all of the powder and seal with a tight fitting lid. 

Dried chiles and powders don’t ever really “go bad” - they just lose their potency and flavor with time. 

When were these chiles harvested?

Each chile product is marked by the harvest year either on the sticker closure or on a stamp on the back of the bag. Chiles are harvested each year from September through November.

Why do the chiles I just bought taste different from what I got last year?

That’s agriculture! The heat and flavor of our chiles are determined by weather patterns throughout the growing season. If it’s a super hot summer, the chiles will be spicier. If it’s a cooler summer, you can expect the chiles to be more mild in flavor. If you taste the difference from year to year, that means your palette is intune with our growing conditions.

Can I stop by and purchase things directly from the farm?

If you are in town visiting and want to pick up some of our chiles, it's easiest if you head to the Farmhouse Mercantile, Disco Ranch, Boonville Hotel, or Anderson Valley Market to make your purchase. 


If you live in Anderson Valley and want to place an order for pick up, use the code ILIVEHERE at checkout and you won’t be charged for shipping. We will send you an email when your order is ready to be picked up! 

What is your shipping and return policy?

Orders are shipped via UPS or USPS. Packages will arrive (generally) in 1-8 days after they ship depending on carrier capacity. Tracking info is emailed on the day the package leaves our office.

If a package is returned to Boonville Barn as "undeliverable" or "no such number", or for any other reason, the order will be refunded minus the original shipping costs, and any extra shipping costs that have incurred. 

All orders are packed and shipped from our farm office. If there’s an issue with your order, please take pictures of the packaging/box and reach out to hello@boonvillebarn.com.

We do not accept returns.

If you have any questions or concerns about an order that you placed, get in touch by replying to your order confirmation email and we will help get it sorted.