"paprika" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of ground red pepper used to season food. For example, "My favorite omelet recipe calls for a tablespoon of paprika to add a little kick to the dish."
Apart from the sweet, slightly tart flavour of the ham, the pimentón dulce (smoked, sweet paprika) seems almost to increase the earthiness of the dish.
Expect to try local specialities such as jamón ibérico, bread soup with paprika, rice with rabbit, and torta del casar, the subtly bitter local cheese made from raw sheep's milk.
3 Mix the cooled quinoa, porridge oats, mixed nuts, mixed seeds, ground almonds, black olives, rosemary leaves, smoked paprika and salt in a large mixing bowl.
Jaffrey and Toombs use a handful of more savoury spices: coriander, cumin, garam masala and, in Toombs's case, curry powder, fenugreek, smoked paprika and turmeric, with Jaffrey also sticking in a generous amount of cayenne pepper.
And the food's no slouch either: the city's beloved fish stew, cioppino; Dungeness crab and prawns à la Monza with cream and paprika, a nod to the restaurant's Croatian origins, as is their habit of cooking the daily catch over mesquite wood; and rich, rich oysters Rockefeller.
3 Mix the paprika into the flour.
It's not going to be easy, but we believe there's a chance that the American Congress will pass the treaty before July 28th .Together with high mineral prices, the expiring trade preferences have helped produce an export boom in Peru (see chart), and sparked the development of new export crops, such as asparagus and paprika.
High standards were as vital as the proper use of paprika ("sweet and noble", never hot) and the proper spelling of gulyas ("which is, in fact, a soup").
Then there's the "organic harvest paprika facial".
Mr López, an agronomist, advises a rapidly growing number of paprika farmers.
