Real Chilli Powder and smoked paprika
I need clarification here - I bought some chilli power for my home made chilli and read the label- it said it had sugar in it. Is this for real?? Should it not be real chilli's and that is it??
Also anyone seen smoked paprika around, and or hungarian paprika
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Chili powder is a blend. The recipe varies but usually involves powdered/ground chiles, oregano and cumin at a minimum. Sugar has no place in a self-respecting chili powder.
Have begun seeing La Chinata smoked paprika in several stores, most recently Gourmet Laurier. Other places include Olives et Épices/La Dépense at the JTM, Douceurs du Marché at the AM, Le Maître Boucher in NDG, Vielle Europe and Librairie Espagnol on the Plateau, and more I'm forgetting. There are three types (sweet, hot and bittersweet); bittersweet seems the most common here.
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re: carswell
You can also get it at Milano on St. Laurent and of course a million other stores who's names escape me right now.
And just to second Carswell, commercial "chili" powder is indeed a blend of ingredients. If you want pure ground chilis - I have found them at Douceurs du Marche - you can buy Pasillas, Ancho, Chipotle and guajilla chiles in powdered form (they are from the Paul Prud'homme line).
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