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You'll sometimes see it called pimenton, smoked pimenton, sweet paprika, Spanish paprika, or any variation of those names, but you can always recognize this spice by its deep red color and powerful smoky aroma.
The Kitchn 2009
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You'll sometimes see it called pimenton, smoked pimenton, sweet paprika, Spanish paprika, or any variation of those names, but you can always recognize this spice by its deep red color and powerful smoky aroma.
The Kitchn 2009
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The chili's smoky flavor comes from the Spanish paprika called pimenton, which makes the stew taste as if it cooked for hours.
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The chili's smoky flavor comes from the Spanish paprika called pimenton, which makes the stew taste as if it cooked for hours.
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The chili's smoky flavor comes from the Spanish paprika called pimenton, which makes the stew taste as if it cooked for hours.
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The chili's smoky flavor comes from the Spanish paprika called pimenton, which makes the stew taste as if it cooked for hours.
The Seattle Times 2010
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The chili's smoky flavor comes from the Spanish paprika called pimenton, which makes the stew taste as if it cooked for hours.
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Jesse Chehak for The Wall Street Journal La Boca serves local, seasonal fare such as flatbread and fried Marcona almonds with pimenton.
Of Deserts and Skies 2011
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Mediterranean Mussels ($9), in olive oil, vinegar and pimenton (smoked paprika).
Jay Weston: Why Bazaar's Spanish Chef Got a James Beard Award Jay Weston 2011
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Most recently, we ordered their caraway seeds, Tellicherry black peppercorns, pimenton, fennel seeds, saffron and Aleppo pepper.
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