paprika
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2.5
- noun
- /pəˈpriːkə/
:
pimentón
- When I came downstairs the chicken was on the cutting board covered in smoked paprika and red chili flakes.
- smoked paprika
- sweet paprika
- Hungarian paprika
When I came downstairs the chicken was on the cutting board covered in smoked paprika and red chili flakes.
- When I came downstairs the chicken was on the cutting board covered in smoked paprika and red chili flakes.
- The Rose petals, the leaves, fucking paprika, salt over the shoulder for good luck.
- It's got paprika, it's got black pepper.
- Cayenne pepper, smoked paprika, onion, garlic powder, some pepper.
- I love cumin, paprika, garlic powder, chili powder.
Examples
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Season the potatoes as they cook with salt and pepper and maybe a pinch of paprika.
Blog text (27) -
She put me on a baking sheet, sprinkled me with paprika, and put me in the oven.
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It's got paprika in it.
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Do you have any paprika?
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Needs a touch more paprika in that rub though.
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You can count on me... and a dash of paprika, for color.
Fiction book (1999) -
Why'd you put in all that paprika?
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And I seasoned it with a little bit of salt and a little bit of paprika and some black pepper.
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I've been working on developing a corn spread recipe based on coconut butter, smoked paprika, and lime.
Blog text (2) -
I added a teaspoon of paprika to the soup for extra color and flavor.
Synonyms
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1.0
A plant part like pepper or cinnamon used to add strong flavor to food
A red powder from Spanish peppers used to add mild, sweet or smoky flavor to food
Compounds
A dish of chicken in broth with onions and paprika, usually served with sour cream
A red powder from Spanish peppers used to add mild, sweet or smoky flavor to food
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Etymology
Paprika comes from Hungarian, where the word named a kind of 'pepper' and originally meant 'little pepper'. So paprika became the name for the mild red spice made from dried peppers.