Crushed Aleppo Peppers
Select Size:
1/2 Cup Jar - $7.00
Bottle Size: 4.25" x 2"
(Per Ounce Cost: $3.11)
1 1/2 Cup Jar - $14.85
Bottle Size: 5.5" x 2.5"
(Per Ounce Cost: $2.22)
1/2 Cup Bag - $6.20
Bag Size: 7" x 4.25"
(Per Ounce Cost: $2.76)
1 Cup Bag - $9.95
Bag Size: 7" x 4.25"
(Per Ounce Cost: $2.55)
2 Cup Bag - $16.95
Bag Size: 9" x 6"
(Per Ounce Cost: $2.17)
Details
The Aleppo pepper, also known as a halaby pepper, is named after the city in northern Syria famous for its chiles. Grown both in Syria and Turkey, these chiles are sun-dried, seeded and crushed. These burgundy colored peppers have a fruity, yet earthy, warm flavor that is a cross between cumin and cayenne.
They are only moderately hot, about a 3 to 4 on a heat scale of 1 to 10. The heat develops slowly, so you can enjoy the fruity flavor that lies underneath without being overwhelmed by the heat. Sprinkle on pizzas, salads or in chili. You can keep it out to have handy although the flavor will last longer if refrigerated.
Spice Tips!
Try this with:
- Hummus: Sprinkle over top just before serving.
- Chile Butter: Mix 1 Tbsp. into 1 stick softened butter and spread over corn, steak, or fish.
- Pita Chips: Brush pita bread with oil, sprinkle with chiles, and bake at 350 degrees for 10 min. or until crisp.
Dietary Information
Flavor of Crushed Aleppo Peppers
Also known as a halaby pepper, this spice is fruity, earthy, and warm with medium low heat (3-4 on a scale of 1-10).
Uses of Crushed Aleppo Peppers
Add in place of crushed red pepper flakes. Sprinkle on pizza and salads. Add to chili, sauces, marinades, and condiments.
Crushed Aleppo Peppers Recipe
For 4-5 T of mix: Blend 1 T Aleppo chiles with 1 1/2 t ground cumin, cinnamon, and powdered lime peel, 1 t ground allspice, pepper, and coriander, 1/2 t ground cardamom, and 1/8 t powdered saffron
