Even a little bit of cayenne has kick, Connie.
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Connie, maybe try a mild paprika instead of the cayenne next time? It will give you some of the pepper flavor without the burn. I never really thought of cumin as being a hot spice.
Paprika has a flavor?! /only ever used it as a garnish
When I sniffed the cumin to get an idea of what it was, it tickled my nose like hot stuff does. I honestly think I react to things differently than most people.
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Paprika has a flavor?! /only ever used it as a garnish
It does if you buy the good stuff. Until I was an adult and started buying spices in bulk from a local market, I only ever thought of it as the garnish for potato salad, for color.
This is a good brand I've used before.
Trader Joe's brand of smoked paprika on roasted cauliflower is THE BEST.
I think I'm going to have to throw out nearly all the spices in the kitchen. I know they have a shelf life, and I don't remember when they were bought.
edit: plus I can't reach the shelf most of them are on, stupid foot-taller-than-me husband creature.
Paprika has a flavor?! /only ever used it as a garnish
Quite a lot, especially the smoked. Needs to not be too old, though, it does lose flavor with age. That's a general rule with ground spices though.
ETA: Xpost!
Like Tep says, the TJ's smoked Paprika is very flavorful.
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