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Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 17:15
by Pecker
aris wrote:Pecker wrote:The best hot smoked paprika:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Smoked-Paprika- ... B004WCVCP4
Absolutely superb, and very hot.
I sometimes use it in place of chilli powder if I want to give somethung a kick.
BTW, don't but it from Amazon - that price is a rip off. Less than £2 a tin at Sainsbury's, it's usually either with the other herbs and spices, or in the 'posh' section.
Steve W
I gree - that is a great brand. Tesco used to sell the smoked sweet variety, but no longer

you can get it in large 750g this too.
Sainsbury's in Huddy is the same. I think you can get it online, though.
Here you go, £2.30 with free p&p.
http://www.melburyandappleton.co.uk/la- ... 5750-p.asp
Steve W
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 17:16
by Pecker
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 17:32
by fleagle
Going to add it to my next sainsburys order.
I have been using this stuff do far
http://www.purespain.co.uk/products/169 ... a-vera.php
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 17:45
by London Irish
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 18:08
by Pecker
Not tried that one - let us know what you think.
Steve W
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 13 Jul 2012, 18:30
by keith157
I didn't realise you included the fridge as well

Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 19 Jul 2012, 14:47
by Clayfish
I get 1 kg bags of paprika and smaller bags of other spices from the Asian supermarkets on Brick Lane for a couple of quid. Since Paprika is the major ingredient in a lot of rub recipes and is used a lot for colour I don't understand the point of purchasing a premium smoked product when I'm going to be smoking the meat I put it on anyway (usually with a diffrerent flavour wood).
Re: Store cupboard ingredients?
Posted: 19 Jul 2012, 20:25
by aris
Clayfish wrote:I get 1 kg bags of paprika and smaller bags of other spices from the Asian supermarkets on Brick Lane for a couple of quid. Since Paprika is the major ingredient in a lot of rub recipes and is used a lot for colour I don't understand the point of purchasing a premium smoked product when I'm going to be smoking the meat I put it on anyway (usually with a diffrerent flavour wood).
Depends the kind of paprika you want. The stuff fom the Asian shops is usually not sweet paprika.