Pimenton el Angel Spanish Sweet Smoked Paprika 75g
£3.99
53.2p per 10gProduct information
FLAVOUR IS A FRONTIER
Pimenton el Angel Sweet Paprika
- Oak-smoked Dulce chillies, traditionally ground in stone mills.
- Sweeter and milder than a piccante Paprika, this is made in in Extremadura from the air-- dried fruit of the chili pepper.
- The peppers are dried slowly over oakwood for several weeks prior to grinding to a fine powder.
- Traditionally used to to add smoky, earthy depth to paella, this paprika can also be used to season sofrito; in sauces and stews.
Take it further
- Sauté with onions as the base for a paella
- Sprinkle over tzatziki, hummus and labneh
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Country of Origin
Suitable for vegetarians
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Manufacturer
Apartado de Correos Nº 1
10740 Aldeanueva del Camino, Cáceres
Spain
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Return To Address
St. James's Road,
London,
SE16 4RA.
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Ratings and reviews
Customer reviews (14)
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plastic!
This paprika is good, but only marginally better than other similarly priced brands. But it has a plastic lid! If you are trying to reduce the amount of plastic packaging in your life rather than add it where it wouldnt normally be, this is not the paprika for you.
Rich Flavour
The flavour is amazing, so rich and not too smoky. Pretty tin too!
Great
Brilliant smokey aroma and flavour
The Best!
I love this paprika, by far the best Ive tried and good value for money.
Sweet smoked Paprika
Absolutely lovely. Not overly smoked and we've gone through the tin rather quicker than we thought. Highly recommend using this brand.
Definitely worth experimenting with
Really, really, very good. Smokey without that being overpowering. I use on a whole chicken when roasting (mixed with softened butter and pushed under skin, neck end). I don’t normally like chilli con carne but using this paprika it came out fantastic, as did the veggie version too using chilled soya mince. If you like cooking savoury dishes, give it a go - there’s no other spice I’ve come across quite like it!
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