ORIGIN: Spain
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Smoked paprika is a Spanish cousin to the more widely used sweet Hungarian paprika. It’s made from pimiento peppers that have been dried and smoked over an oak fire, then ground into a fine powder. The difference between regular paprika and smoked paprika, is the pimiento peppers are not just dried then crushed, but smoked, dried, then crushed. It drastically changes the way it tastes, you will not be disappointed.
You’ll sometimes see it called pimenton, smoked pimenton, sweet paprika, Spanish paprika, or any variation of those names, but you can always recognize this spice by its deep red color and powerful smoky aroma. Unless the packaging indicates otherwise, it’s not typically a hot spice – in actuality, the spice itself is quite mild and sweet.
The history of Spanish Smoked Paprika dates back to the 16th century when peppers were introduced to Spain from the New World. These peppers were initially cultivated in the fertile regions of La Vera and Murcia. The traditional method of drying the peppers over oak wood fires originated in La Vera, giving rise to the characteristic smoky flavor that distinguishes smoked paprika. This artisanal process has been passed down through generations, preserving the rich cultural heritage of Spanish paprika production.
Smoked paprika is made from dried and smoked peppers that are ground into a fine powder. The spice comes in three main varieties: sweet, bittersweet, and hot. Each variety offers a unique flavor profile, but all share the signature smoky aroma that sets smoked paprika apart from other types.
When using smoked paprika, a little goes a long way with this spice and the smokiness can sometimes get a little overpowering if you use too much. When experimenting with it in a new dish, start off with a half teaspoon and work your way up from there.
The real draw with this spice is the smoky quality. Even just a little bit adds an incredibly seductive smoky flavor and aroma to any dish. Here are some popular dishes and recipes that use this amazing spice:
Another secret to using this spice, is sprinkling it over your salad or mixing it into your salad dressing. Our favorite is a smokey ranch dressing, all you need is a dash of this beautiful red spice and it morphs the salad into something new.
In addition to its culinary uses, Spanish smoked paprika offers several health benefits:
At Spice Station, we are committed to providing the finest quality smoked Spanish paprika and other premium spices. Our smoked paprika is sourced from the best producers of paprika, ensuring that you receive the authentic, rich flavor that this spice is known for. Order today by clicking Add To Cart!
We also offer other varieties of paprika, such as Sweet Hungarian Paprika, Hot Hungarian Paprika, Indian Paprika, and more! All available at our Spice Station Shop!
Smoked paprika is a Spanish cousin to the more widely used sweet Hungarian paprika. It’s made from pimiento peppers that have been dried and smoked over an oak fire, then ground into a fine powder. The difference between regular paprika and smoked paprika, is the pimiento peppers are not just dried then crushed, but smoked, dried, then crushed. It drastically changes the way it tastes, you will not be disappointed.
You’ll sometimes see it called pimenton, smoked pimenton, sweet paprika, Spanish paprika, or any variation of those names, but you can always recognize this spice by its deep red color and powerful smoky aroma. Unless the packaging indicates otherwise, it’s not typically a hot spice – in actuality, the spice itself is quite mild and sweet.
The history of Spanish Smoked Paprika dates back to the 16th century when peppers were introduced to Spain from the New World. These peppers were initially cultivated in the fertile regions of La Vera and Murcia. The traditional method of drying the peppers over oak wood fires originated in La Vera, giving rise to the characteristic smoky flavor that distinguishes smoked paprika. This artisanal process has been passed down through generations, preserving the rich cultural heritage of Spanish paprika production.
Smoked paprika is made from dried and smoked peppers that are ground into a fine powder. The spice comes in three main varieties: sweet, bittersweet, and hot. Each variety offers a unique flavor profile, but all share the signature smoky aroma that sets smoked paprika apart from other types.
When using smoked paprika, a little goes a long way with this spice and the smokiness can sometimes get a little overpowering if you use too much. When experimenting with it in a new dish, start off with a half teaspoon and work your way up from there.
The real draw with this spice is the smoky quality. Even just a little bit adds an incredibly seductive smoky flavor and aroma to any dish. Here are some popular dishes and recipes that use this amazing spice:
Another secret to using this spice, is sprinkling it over your salad or mixing it into your salad dressing. Our favorite is a smokey ranch dressing, all you need is a dash of this beautiful red spice and it morphs the salad into something new.
In addition to its culinary uses, Spanish smoked paprika offers several health benefits:
At Spice Station, we are committed to providing the finest quality smoked Spanish paprika and other premium spices. Our smoked paprika is sourced from the best producers of paprika, ensuring that you receive the authentic, rich flavor that this spice is known for. Order today by clicking Add To Cart!
We also offer other varieties of paprika, such as Sweet Hungarian Paprika, Hot Hungarian Paprika, Indian Paprika, and more! All available at our Spice Station Shop!
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ORIGIN: Spain
eschfamily (verified owner) –
All of the Paprika’s from Spice Station are top notch. The Hungarian, the Spanish Smoked. Only place we get our paprika from….period.
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eschfamily (verified owner) –
All of the Paprika’s from Spice Station are top notch. The Hungarian, the Spanish Smoked. Only place we get our paprika from….period.