Drana Smoked Sweet Paprika 500 g
Drana Smoked Sweet Paprika 500 g
✨ Smoked sweet paprika for gentle heat and deep, smoky aroma
Drana Smoked Sweet Paprika brings a mild, sweet pepper taste with a clear smoky aroma—perfect when you want warmth and color without strong heat. It’s an easy way to give everyday cooking a richer, slow-cooked feel.
Use it in rubs, stews, soups, sauces, and marinades, or sprinkle it over roasted vegetables and potatoes. For the best flavor, briefly warm it in oil or add it near the end of cooking so the aroma stays bright.
✅ Key features
- Mild, sweet profile with a smoky note—adds depth without making dishes hot
- Great for building color and aroma in goulash-style dishes, beans, lentils, and tomato-based sauces
- Works well in dry rubs: mix with salt, garlic, and a little oil for an instant paste
- Smoky paprika can turn simple ingredients (eggs, potatoes, tofu) into a fuller-tasting dish with one spoonful
- Handy 500 g pack for frequent cooking, meal prep, and larger batches
🍽️ How to use
- Stir into onion-and-oil bases for stews, then add liquids to avoid scorching the spice
- Season roasted pork, chicken, or mushrooms with paprika, salt, and a touch of oil before baking
- Add to sour-cream or yogurt dips for a quick smoky spread for bread and grilled vegetables
- Finish soups (pumpkin, tomato, bean) with a pinch right before serving for extra aroma
- Sprinkle over fries, roasted potatoes, or buttered corn for a smoky-sweet twist
👩🍳 Try our original recipes
- Oven-Roasted Pork Neck: Juicy Inside, Crisp Crust, Effortless Method
Pork neck (also sold as pork collar) is naturally marbled, which makes it one of the most forgiving cuts for oven roasting.
🧾 Ingredients
smoked sweet paprika, ground
🧾 Allergens
MUSTARD, GLUTEN, CELERY
🧾 Nutrition facts
Energy (kJ) – 1643 kJ
Energy (kcal) – 393 kcal
Fat – 13 g of which saturated 0 g
Carbohydrates – 53 g of which sugars 34 g
Protein – 14 g
Salt – 0 g
✨ Final touch
Did you know smoked paprika is often used to mimic grill-like flavor in dishes even when you’re cooking indoors?

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