Sweet peppers are slowly dried and ground to form the rich red powder we know as paprika, which results in a sweet yet peppery essence with slightly earthy notes. While the peppers used originate in Mexico, paprika powder is most famously associated with Hungarian cuisine following its introduction to the country in the 16th century. Paprika is the defining element of dishes such as goulash and paprikash, but this spice goes much beyond that. Try paprika seasoning in Spanish classics like paella, as a simple but effective meat rub, or even sprinkled over eggs. Paprika’s perfect with dishes such as goulash, couscous and chilli con carne. Mix with oil and a little garlic powder or dried chillies for a spicy coating for potato wedges. Sprinkling on light, delicate foods like egg mayonnaise or white sauce to add colour and flavour. Add to chopped tomatoes, onions and sausages for a flavourful sausage stew. Stir into a little lemon juice and olive oil for a salad dressing. Sprinkling over baby potatoes, peppers and onions with a little olive oil before roasting.
Packed with flavour
Sweet yet peppery essence
Slightly earthy notes
Perfect with goulash, couscous and chilli con carne
Nutrition Per 100g / 100ml
EnergyKjoules
1341
EnergyKcal
319
g Fat
12.95
g Protein
14.76
g Carbohydrates
18.34
g Salt
0.09
g Sugars
10.34
g Fibre
37.4
Case Dimension
Product case dimensions in cms.
Height
18
Width
18
Length
27
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
product
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<li>Packed with flavour</li> <li>Sweet yet peppery essence</li> <li>Slightly earthy notes</li> <li>Perfect with goulash, couscous and chilli con carne</li>
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