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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.