We imported our smoked paprika from the famous La Vera region of Spain. Following a century old recipe, hand-harvested peppers are smoked dried over holm oak for a minimum of 14 days . This gives our paprika its unique rich flavor.
Sweet Smoked Paprika: Deep, rich flavor with a slightly sweet undertone.
Hot Smoked Paprika Deep, rich, slightly spicy flavor
Our paprika is only made in small batches to ensure optimum aroma, color and flavor.
Suggested Use: Adds flavor and depth to rice, meat, seafood, stews, soups, eggs, vegetables, etc.
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MY REVIEW:
We love to broil our meat and fish because it's super easy to do. When I received the Kiva Hot and Sweet Smoked Spanish Paprika, I looked forward to try it because this is actually the first time I had a Paprika powder at home.
I tried this on our broiled salmon and chicken. I mixed it with our Montreal Steak seasoning and sprinkled it on top of the salmon and chicken.
The Kiva Sweet Smoked Spanish Paprika gave the broiled salmon and chicken a smokey taste with a mild hint of spiciness and sweetness. It tasted great and I really liked it.
The Kiva Hot Smoked Spanish Paprika tasted a bit spicier with a smokey taste. I have a low tolerance to spiciness so coming from me, the Hot Smoked Spanish Paprika has the right spiciness for me. It does have a spicy kick at the end but not enough for me to not like it. :)
I like how these 2 seasoning tasted and I like how easy they are to use.
You can purchase the Kiva Hot and Sweet Smoked Paprika HERE.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a sample for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I tried personally and believe will be good for my readers. No other form of compensation was received. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
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