Paprika
Paprika is a vibrant red spice made from dried and ground bell peppers, chili peppers, or a blend of both. It offers a sweet, smoky, or spicy flavor depending on the variety.
Notes
Hungarian paprika is renowned for its rich flavor and is often used in dishes like goulash. Smoked paprika, known as pimentón, adds a distinctive smoky taste to dishes.
Uses
- Seasoning for meats and stews
- Adding color and flavor to soups and sauces
- Sprinkling on roasted vegetables
- Enhancing the taste of deviled eggs
- Incorporating into spice blends like sofrito
Replacements
- Cayenne pepper for heat
- Red pepper flakes for spice
- Chili powder for a deeper flavor
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