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Organic Paprika Powder

50gr
£3.28 656p / 100g

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Ingredients

Organic Paprika Powder ingredients:

Paprika powder.

About Organic Paprika Powder

Organic paprika powder. In March, the pepper seeds are put in water to germinate, then transferred to greenhouse beds. Seven weeks later, in May, the small pepper shrubs are re-planted in the open fields. Harvesting starts at the end of the first week in September and lasts for about a month, depending on weather conditions. By harvest time, the mature plants will have grown to a height of sixteen to twenty-four inches. The pepper pods (three to five inches long and about one to one and a half inches wide) will have ripened from green or yellow to bright red. Paprika powder is obtained by the grinding of pods from the dried sweet red peppers Capsicum Annum. Only the highest quality, ripe, intensely coloured pods are used to make paprika. Such pods have the highest content of carotenoids such as capsanthin, capsorubin, carotene, criptoxanthin, and zeaxanthin and xantophyll in traces. Several grindings are necessary to achieve the correct powder texture. This aromatic powder is deep red to red-orange in colour; its flavour is mildly sweet and non pungent.

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At home we sprinkle paprika lightly on rice dishes - it adds a welcome splash of coulr and an extra depth of flavour.

By Lisa McArthur on 24/06/2015

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