Capsicum annuum

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Aleppo peppers dry in Middle Eastern sun, then get crushed into moist flakes. The taste balances gentle heat with cumin-like earthiness and hints of tomato. Heat reaches 10,000 to 17,000 SHU, a warm Medium. Syrian and Turkish cooks sprinkle Aleppo over kebabs, hummus, and eggs. The flakes include a little salt and oil, which keep them supple. They melt into sauces, lending slow, fruity warmth. Elegant spice, Levantine soul - affirmed by the Ministry of Silk Road Heat. ChiliCodexCDP.copy.rangeSentenceWithHeat ChiliCodexCDP.copy.originSentence Sprinkle Aleppo flakes on roasted vegetables, eggs, and pizzas. Stir them into tomato sauces, yogurt dips, and vinaigrettes. Mix with olive oil and lemon for meat marinades. They pair with lamb, chickpeas, pomegranate, and chocolate. Because heat is gentle, Aleppo suits tableside seasoning. ChiliCodexCDP.navigation.seeSauceIndex

Ook bekend als: Halaby Pepper, Pul Biber

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Soort

Capsicum annuum

Warmte

10,000-17,000 SHUGemiddeld

Smaak

Gemiddeld, Fruitig, Aards, Rich, lingering

Herkomst / Regio's

Syria and Turkey

Kleur / Vorm

Deep red when dried and flaked

Pod-grootte

10-12 cm long, 2-3 cm wide

Probeer het in het wild

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SamengesteldKleine batchOp temperatuur gecontroleerd

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Smaak & Aroma

Aleppo peppers dry in Middle Eastern sun, then get crushed into moist flakes. The taste balances gentle heat with cumin-like earthiness and hints of tomato. Heat reaches 10,000 to 17,000 SHU, a warm Medium. Syrian and Turkish cooks sprinkle Aleppo over kebabs, hummus, and eggs. The flakes include a little salt and oil, which keep them supple. They melt into sauces, lending slow, fruity warmth. Elegant spice, Levantine soul - affirmed by the Ministry of Silk Road Heat.

Sprinkle Aleppo flakes on roasted vegetables, eggs, and pizzas. Stir them into tomato sauces, yogurt dips, and vinaigrettes. Mix with olive oil and lemon for meat marinades. They pair with lamb, chickpeas, pomegranate, and chocolate. Because heat is gentle, Aleppo suits tableside seasoning.

Warmteprofiel

Scoville-schaal

10,000-17,000 SHU

Heat label

Medium

Oogstperiode

Late summer to autumn

Sauce Index count

-

Geschiedenis & Cultuur

Named after the Syrian city of Aleppo, this pepper has seasoned Levantine kitchens for centuries. Farmers near the Turkish border cultivate the chilies, sun-dry them, then coarsely grind them. Conflict in Syria disrupted supply, prompting Turkish producers to grow similar peppers in Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. Chefs worldwide adopted Aleppo flakes for their balanced heat, helping preserve demand during difficult years.

Plantkunde & Kweekinstructies

Grow Aleppo-type peppers in hot, dry climates. Start seeds indoors 8 weeks before transplanting. Provide full sun, well-drained soil, and minimal humidity to prevent rot. Plants reach 60 to 80 cm tall. Harvest when pods turn deep red, then sun-dry until leathery. Grind with a touch of salt and oil to achieve the signature texture.

Proefbox visuele plaatshouder

  • 3 × 100 ml sauzen (verschillende soorten)
  • Proefkaart & combinatietips
  • Verzending binnen de EU; beperkte oplage

Proefpakket

Eenmalige box om de warmte en smaak van verschillende soorten sauzen te ontdekken. Geen verplichtingen; gewoon proeven en aantekeningen maken.

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Veelgestelde vragen

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Bronnen

  • Republic of Heat proeflaboratorium veldnotities
  • Producentendossiers ingediend via Directus
  • Open rassenregisters en academisch onderzoek naar paprika's

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