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    Black pepper and cayenne pepper both have pepper in their names implying similarity. While they have one common factor, they are two very different spices. They each have their own unique qualities and as a result, some recipes may require you to use both. If you are trying to choose between one and the other, you will need to know what each brings to the table. Consider the black pepper vs cayenne pepper comparison in the Spiceography Showdown below. How does black pepper differ from cayenne pepper? The name black pepper refers to the ground, processed drupes of the Piper nigrum plant called black peppercorns. The source of heat in black peppercorns is a compound called piperine, which is different from the source of heat in chile peppers like cayenne pepper. Chile peppers get their heat from another compound called capsaicin. The heat from piperine is much milder than the heat from chile peppers and does not linger for as long. The exterior of black peppercorns is mostly black, while the interior is an off-white. The result of the whole peppercorns being ground is that black pepper has a mottled black and off-white appearance, which differs from the red color of cayenne pepper.…

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    Maya's Gluten Free Beef Stroganoff Ingredients: 3 tablespoons butter, divided 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, divided 2 pounds beef sirloin steak, sliced into strips 2 tablespoons onion salt 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 teaspoon garlic salt 3 tablespoons fresh onion juice 3 tablespoons dry white wine 1/2 pound sliced fresh cremini or white button mushrooms For Sauce: 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 3 tablespoons Maya's GF Flour Mix No.1 2 cups…

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    Hot Sauce Research Paper

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    Most sauces begin with a tomato base and add crisp or broiled peppers to taste. Some made of green chili and adds up vinegar in it for giving them the element of hot and spicy, other may be made up of red hot chili with seeds appear to be on top making it looking hot. Other may be made of union and garlic with white blending makes it extremely well and tasty. Quantity of elements is not that much important in hot sauces as much quality of ingredient is. Branded hot sauces are extremely common in…

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    At the point when southern style turkeys came into the standard a couple of years back my thinking was the reason would somebody upset flawlessness. Filling your home with floating fragrances of broiling turkey and sneaking crests at the cooking turkey is an enormous piece of Thanksgiving convention. This is the point at which the inescapable happened I attempted a southern style turkey. I was in any event extremely amazed. The meat was wet and delicate. The turkey was not the slightest bit…

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    Chinese Food History

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    our current society. The Sichuan pepper, is called huajiao in Chinese, meaning flower pepper, and the Sichuan cuisine is undisputedly the most popular cuisine known to China to this current date. Through evaluating the big history of Asia as a whole, we are able to appreciate that it is known for its rich culture and exotic foods, including the Sichuan cuisine. However, this would not exist if it did not have the big history that it has gone through. Hongjie Wang’s, “Hot…

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    Benefits Of Chili Powder

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    Chili Powder is composed of dried chili peppers, cumin, salt, oregano, and garlic powder. It has been used in food since 7500 B.C. Chili Powder is used for cooking, such as in Chinese, Thai, Indian, Korean, and Tex-Mex recipes. In cooking, it adds flavor, garnishing, and a sharp taste to foods (“Chili Powder”). Chili peppers are used as healing herbs, too (“History of Chili Powder”). Chili Powder can be used to clear nasal congestion, soothe throat infections, and relieve pain during muscle…

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    Peppers, nutmeg, and cloves have had a huge impact on people over the years. From making food taste better to helping to cure a cold, they have helped people around the world. It also helped the economy because merchants could sell or trade these spices as they were very valuable back then. I believe that it should be one of the 17 molecules that changed history. Chili peppers grow on a number of species of the Capsicum genus. Capsicum annuum, for example, is an annual that includes bell…

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    The objective of the present study is to isolate piperine from the black pepper. Our attempt was to extract the piperine with petroleum ether from black pepper and isolation using the same solvent. It is very difficult to extract and isolate the piperine using a non-polar solvent like petroleum ether due to solubility. During our study, we observe that piperine have a very little solubility in the petroleum ether, at the same time the solubility of the resinous material in petroleum ether is…

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    Huy Fong Foods Case Study

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    Geographic Representation: Huy Fong Foods Sriracha sauce is available in United States, Canada, and in Europe (Ferdman, 2013). Promotion: Everything is done by word of mouth. David Tran has never spent a cent on advertising or promotion of his product (Hammond, 2013). This is because there is such a demand for his product he can barely keep up (Ferdman, 2013). Pricing Method/Strategy: Even though he could charge a lot more for his product due to its popularity, David Tran goal was to make a…

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    Greek seasoning is a blend of herbs and spices commonly used in Greek cuisine. Many of the components have their origin in the Mediterranean region and have grown there throughout history up to the present. others have been imported since the days of ancient Greece. Oregano is one of the ingredients that show up in most Greek seasoning blends and it originated in Greece along with marjoram, another popular ingredient. Both herbs were used by ancient Greeks with marjoram being considered a…

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