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Pink peppercorn

Dried pink berries with a delicate, slightly peppery taste and fruity notes. Despite its name, it's not a true pepper but the fruit of Schinus molle, a South American tree.

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Pink peppercorn spice - culinary ingredient

Origin & History

Origin:

Amérique

Originating from the southeast coast of Brazil, pink peppercorns are produced by the Schinus terebinthifolius tree.

How to use this spice

Pairs well with:
meatsfishvegetablessauces

🍽️What foods to use this spice with?

🥩Meats

viandes

🐟Fish & Seafood

poissons

🥕Vegetables

légumes

Benefits

  • ✓Adds a pleasantly spicy and aromatic flavor
  • ✓Improves dishes with its unique touch
  • ✓Retains aroma well during cooking

For informational purposes only. Does not constitute medical advice.

Storage

Store these berries in a dry and cool place, away from light.

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Possible substitutions

If you don't have Pink peppercorn, you can use:

White pepperNoir poivre (peppercorn)

Frequently Asked Questions

What foods pair well with Pink peppercorn?▼

Pink peppercorns go well with white meats, such as fish and poultry.

How much Pink peppercorn should you use?▼

Add a maximum of 1 tablespoon of pink peppercorns per dish. The berries can be crushed or used whole.