This popular ground pimentón’s true Spanish name is Pimentón De La Vera, Picante. These mildly hot red peppers indigenous to Spain are dried over an oak burning fire for weeks to produce a hot, smoky flavor. The popularity of this paprika seems to be growing rapidly among chefs today and is used commonly in Spanish, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern cuisine.
These peppers are dried over an oak burning fire for a smoky flavor with medium heat (4-5 on a scale of 1-10).
Add to dishes with chickpeas, spinach, potatoes, beans, and other vegetables. Season stews, meat, and fish. Mix into rubs and chili powder.
Used in dishes with chickpeas, spinach, potatoes, stews and beans, this adds just the right amount of smoky hot flavor and great color. Try using it on beef, chicken, pork, fish, vegetables, potatoes, in chili powder or barbecue rubs.
Salt-Free
MSG-Free
Nut-Free
Dairy-Free
Gluten-Free
Onion-Free
Garlic-Free
Black Pepper-Free
Corn-Free
Sweetener-Free
Sugar-Free
Sesame-Free
Vegetarian
Vegan
This cheesy, chile spiced popcorn has a little heat, a little sweet, and a healthy dose of salt. The seasoning combo makes it a perfect snack for game day or movie night. Adjust the spiciness and salt to your liking by starting with a little less of each chile and the salt, then increase a bit at a time to taste.
This cheesy, chile spiced popcorn has a little heat, a little sweet, and a healthy dose of salt. The seasoning combo makes it a perfect snack for game day or movie night. Adjust the spiciness and salt to your liking by starting with a little less of each chile and the salt, then increase a bit at a time to taste.
