Piment d'Espelette
Ingredients: Piment d'Espelette.
Description: Piment d'Espelette literally means “pepper of Espelette” in French. It is a food product produced around the town of Espelette in Southern France, also known as Basque Country. This pepper is so famous that it has been given a protected designation by the European Union, ensuring that only peppers grown in the Espelette region may be labeled as “Piment d'Espelette.” This is designed to protect the heritage and integrity of this unique pepper, which is a commonly-used ingredient in Basque food. The Piment d'Espelette is red when mature, and relatively small and mild. Heat-wise, it is usually compared to paprika, another flavorful European pepper product. Piments d'Espelette also have a dark, slightly smoky flavor which can be intensified with roasting or pan-searing, and a robust peppery flavor which can be useful in a wide variety of dishes. These peppers are traditionally used to rub Bayonne ham, a famous export of the region, and they also appear in many other Basque dishes.
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I had been looking for a savory spice for salmon. This is exactly what I was looking for! Perfect blend of a variety of spices. Recently, I discovered it has other uses: on yams and scrambles eggs. Looking forward to experimenting and replacing this with other all-purpose seasonings.
I’ve been using this spice for all my curry dishes! I like a milder but tasty curry mix and this is it. Many curry mixes I’ve tried are too spicy!
I’ve been using this for years and love it!!!
Tastes like home.
Added to any Italian dish, meat, pasta, soup, etc. I promise you’ll feel the flavor of this extraordinary combination of herbs!!
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Great blend, used to make my own, but this a fantastic upgrade over what I used to make!
I love this stuff! This goes great on meats, fries, soups, eggs and anything savory! Combine this with their black salt and you are golden!
I use this on lots of foods, fruits, and vegetables. It adds to the flavor. I also use this in pozole instead of real chilies and it is excellent.
