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What is Piment d Espelette?
Piment d Espelette
are hot, dried red pepper from the Basque region of France. Add the pepper to marinades, dry rubs and for seasoning anything to be roasted. Use it as you would hot paprika atop potato salad or deviled eggs. Available in specialty stores and online (see buy link).
Substitute for Piment d Espelette
Hot paprika (unsmoked)
OR Cayenne
OR Aleppo pepper
European Condiments
,
Dried Chiles
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