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INGREDIENT GUIDE

Paprika

Paprika
Paprika

Paprika

Paprika is a spice most commonly associated with Hungarian cuisine and made from bell pepper.

This spice ranges from mild to hot; for the spicier varieties, the seeds and stalks are included which adds heat.

This ground spice originated in central Mexico and became common in Hungary starting in the 19th century.

Paprika is produced in some parts of the USA, Hungary, Spain, and China.

When is Paprika in season?

Year-Round

How to store Paprika?

Paprika should be kept in a sealed container in a cool, dark place.

What to make with leftover Paprika?

Heat olive oil over medium heat. Take off the stove and add paprika. Allow mixture to sit for at least 20 minutes and then strain. Add this paprika-infused oil to dishes for a bit of extra heat.

Food Science

In Hungary, there are 6 classes of paprika.

Some people mix paprika with henna to create a beautiful red hue.

Cooking tips for Paprika

Paprika is a wonderful addition to chili, stews, rice, and poultry.

Sprinkle chicken breasts with salt, pepper, olive oil, and paprika. Bake until chicken is cooked through.

Try your hand at Goulash - a thick beef stew from Hungary. This hearty stew will cure what ails you!

What are the health benefits of Paprika?

Paprika is a good source of vitamin A and vitamin E. Additionally, paprika is a good source of iron.

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