Jalapeños naturally turn red as they mature, and this color change signals increased heat.
Red streaks or full red color are standard. Unlike bell peppers (which get sweeter), red jalapeños become hotter.
Green or red, both are edible. Heat intensity is the only difference.
Red jalapeños are simply ripe—hotter, but perfectly usable.
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