Paprika, Smoked
$7.00 – $22.40
Sweet, rich and smoky, our Smoked Paprika is made in the style of Spanish Pimenton, with a bright, tangy flavor, followed by complex smoky tones. Use in paella, soups, and stews for a deep woodsy flavor.
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Tracey Frugoli –
So this is the best smoked paprika I have ever had. It is so much fresher and cleaner tasting than the grocery story version. Used it is refried beans and with vegetables and it is great. Also is great for a sprinkle at the end for presentation. I don’t think I’ll be using the grocery store version anymore!