
Paprika
Paprika is ground, dried Capsicum fruit used for red color and pepper flavor; the name alone does not specify its heat, smoke, cultivar or origin.
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Paprika is ground, dried Capsicum fruit used for red color and pepper flavor; the name alone does not specify its heat, smoke, cultivar or origin.

Red chilli powder is ripe red chilli pods dried and ground, sold pure or blended, and used for heat and red colour in pickles, chutneys, pastes and spice mixes.

Dried chilli flakes are broken dried Capsicum fruit used for dispersed heat, colour and flavour; Peter Kuruvita's lime pickle includes one teaspoon.

Cayenne is a very pungent red powder from dried, ground hot chilli pods, mostly Capsicum annuum, and the name of the long red peppers it comes from.

Calabrian pepper flakes are dried red Capsicum annuum from Calabria, crushed into coarse pieces; Peperoncino di Calabria is a protected geographical indication.

Chilli powder is dried chilli fruit ground fine, sold either as plain ground chillies or, in the United States, as a seasoning blend with salt, garlic and cumin.

Dried red chillies are ripe chilli pods, mostly Capsicum annuum, preserved by drying and used whole, soaked, flaked or ground in pastes such as harissa and in spice blends.

Sweet and smoked paprika are mild red powders made from dried ripe peppers, the smoked kind dried over oak or holm oak fires, used for colour and flavour in sausages, stews and rubs.

Calabrian pepper powder is a dried, milled chile seasoning. In the linked salami it is measured apart from flakes; the name alone does not show cultivar, exact origin or PGI status.

Dried ground pepper fruit supplies red-orange colour, pepper flavour and pungency. Hot, sweet and smoked describe different attributes, so the package’s exact identity matters.