SAMIA sweet paprika is sweet pepper (Capsicum annuum), dried then ground, with no heat, a red colour and a slightly sweet taste. It colours and flavours tagines, sauces and marinades. 100 g bag.
What is sweet paprika?
Paprika is made by drying then grinding sweet peppers of the Capsicum annuum species. The sweet version, the most common in the Maghreb, contains no significant capsaicin and so has no heat, unlike hot paprika. Smoked paprika, another variant, is dried over a wood fire: this SAMIA bag is neither hot nor smoked.
How to use it?
Add it to tagines, tomato sauces, stews and chickpea dishes for colour and flavour. It goes into chicken, lamb or fish marinades, and can be sprinkled over eggs, roasted potatoes or hummus. Stir it in off high heat or into warm fat, then quickly add a liquid: in a pan that is too hot and without liquid, it burns within seconds and turns bitter.
What to pair it with?
NKOSI also offers SAMIA tagine spices and SAMIA ras el hanout, two Moroccan blends that contain it. Find the Moroccan tagine recipe on the NKOSI blog. The whole range: spices and condiments.
Product information
- Brand: SAMIA (imported and distributed by Haudecœur)
- Net weight: 100 g
- Ingredients: ground sweet pepper (paprika), 100 %
- Allergens: none of the 14 allergens that must be declared are in this single declared ingredient
- Storage: keep away from heat and moisture



