Cover the dehydrated diced peppers with hot water or broth and soak until softened. Typical rehydration ratios shown are about 1 part dry to 2–3 parts liquid. Suggested soak times vary by method and product—roughly 20 minutes up to about 2 hours—soaking in hot liquid speeds reconstitution.
Product text references varieties such as jalapeño, Calabrian chiles, green chiles, and habanero (noted in a tomato/chili blend). Heat is described with terms like “mild,” “spicy,” and “hot.”
Descriptions include fire-roasted chiles for fuller flavor, pickling-style spicy preparations, and chopped chiles packed in oil (noted as extra virgin olive oil in some listings) to preserve flavor.