Piri Piri Spice preparation
Piri-Piri is the name generally given to hot chili peppers in Portugal. However, some traditional dishes there also bear the epithet Piri-Piri, such as spicy chicken (Frango Piri Piri). This spicy mixture is particularly suitable for preparing grilled food and can be mixed with a little lemon juice to make a tasty table condiment - as is also popular in West Africa.
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Description:
Piri-piri is the name generally given to hot chili peppers in Portugal. However, some traditional dishes there also bear the epithet piri-piri, such as spicy chicken (frango piri piri). This spicy blend is especially useful for preparing grilled meats, and can be stirred with a little lemon juice to make a tasty table condiment - also popular in West Africa.
Usage:
Use the mixture in quantities to taste. To prepare a dipping sauce, the mixture must be mixed with a little lemon juice and a pureed clove of garlic.
Ingredients:
Chili, onion, red bell pepper flakes, bell pepper, garlic, chervil, sea salt (5%).
Aroma/Flavor:
spicy hot
Usage: | Barbecue, Braise & Roast |
Cuisine: | Southern Europe |
Piri Piri: Nutritional values per 100g | |
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Calorific value | 781 / 187 (kJ/kcal) |
Fat | 3,0 g |
thereof healthy fatty acids | 0,6 g |
Carbohydrates | 30 g |
thereof sugar | 22 g |
Protein | 8,7 g |
Salt | 4,9 g |