How to Make Portuguese Pimenta Moida
How to make Portuguese pimenta moída, translated as ground pepper or crushed pepper in English, holds a significant place in Portuguese cuisine, contributing both flavor and heat to a variety of dishes.
Tue, Oct 10, 2023
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Comments
Jorge - 6 months ago
The description in the write up is inaccurate. It's not made from dried peppers or made into a powder. Lost in translation maybe, that would be chili flakes or chili powder.
"Pimenta moída is typically made from dried red peppers, which are ground or crushed to create a coarse or fine powder"
