Piment d'Ville - Red Chili Pepper Powder from California - 1.2 oz jar

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Product Description

A sweet, spicy, basque red chile powder. Locally grown from seeds initially imported from France. Hand harvested in Boonville, CA. Piment d\'ville is the identical range of pepper identified as piment d\'espelette. In French, piment d\'espelette translates to \"peppers of espelette.\" Historically produced about the town of Espelette in the Basque region of Southern France. The spice has slowly replaced black pepper in daily Basque cooking. You may uncover oneself utilizing piment d\'ville on every little thing from popcorn to simple roast chicken or in a red chile cream sauce. It also works well with chocolate or on a cocktail glass. The plant, initially from Mexico and to a lesser extent South America, was introduced in France from the New Globe around the 16th century. Right after first currently being utilised medicinally, it has considering that turn into common for getting ready condiments and for the conservation of meat and ham. It is now a cornerstone of Basque cuisine, where it has gradually replaced black pepper and it is a important ingredient in piperade. Similar in heat to paprika, its robust peppery taste can be increased with roasting or pan searing and is frequently utilised in Basque foods.

Details

• Sown, grown and harvested by locals in Boonville, Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA
• Made from espelette peppers (French: Piment d'Espelette; Basque: Ezpeletako biperra)
• Same variety of pepper that is cultivated in the French commune of Espelette, Pyrénées-Atlantiques
• Sweet, spicy, basque red chile. Warm not hot. "The Third Spice." Use it in cooking as often as you use salt & pepper.
• Made in the USA