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I saw this article about paprika and thought some might enjoy:
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Nice share Ron, thanks. We grow our own every year, smoke, dry, and grind. Way better than plain old store bought.
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After reading that, and yes it was most informative, I can’t help focus on the one sentence, "If it doesn’t smell good & is brown, it’s dust." I think most of what we may buy at the stupor market is dust. Then I find out some are even growin it, well duh on me. Thanks Ron!Last edited by FireMan; December 27, 2020, 05:42 PM.
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if you can't find the traditional paprika peppers, I use red bell peppers and smoke 'em a few hours until dry then grind 'em up in the coffee grinder. If they aren't dry enough after smoke (they should snap, not have any give before snapping) then put 'em in a dehydrator or the lowest your oven will go for a few hours longer.
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