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Aleppo Peppers

Name: Chiles, Aleppo Peppers
Brand: The Spice House
SKU: FG-132115-JAR
Price: 8.49 USD
Availability: InStock

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Named after the Syrian city, the Aleppo pepper found its way along the Silk Road into kitchens and recipes across Central Asia. From Turkish kebabs to Uzbek lamb braises, and to the now-global phenomenon that is avocado toast, these pepper flakes add color, mild heat, and a unique salty-raisiny flavor.

Jar, 2oz. $8.49
Flatpack, 2oz. $8.29
Bag, 4 oz. $11.49

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The Aleppo chili pepper, also called Halaby or Turkish pepper, has a salty flavor with subtle notes of raisin, pomegranate and even sun-dried tomato. Though this pepper originates in the Syrian town of Aleppo, today we source it from a Turkish region just north of Aleppo. Use this chili pepper anywhere you would use the crushed red chili flake; add it to pasta, pizza, chili or anywhere you want to add a flavorful mild heat.

Chiles, vegetable oil, salt.

Processing

flakes

Taste Notes

salty, raisiny, subtle

Perfect For

kebabs, avocado toast

Diet & Lifestyle

Kosher, Peppercorn-free, MSG-free

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Mild Medium Heat
Versatile Seasoning
Flavor Enhancer

Customers appreciate the flavorful complexity that these peppers bring to a variety of dishes. Their mild to medium heat and unique taste make them a versatile choice for everyday cooking, whether in stews, roasted vegetables, or sprinkled on snacks. Many have made this ingredient a staple in their pantries due to its ability to enhance flavors without overwhelming them.