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Impact of different drying methods on the quality and flavor of two chili peppers (Capsicum annuum L.) varieties: Chemical composition and volatile compounds

This study compared three ways to dry chili peppers and found that each method affects the peppers differently. Hot air drying at 75°C best preserved the spicy compounds and red color, making peppers more nutritious. Shade drying for 12 days created a richer, fruitier aroma with coconut-like flavors. The choice of drying method matters for getting the desired flavor and health benefits in dried chili peppers used for cooking and seasoning.

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