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paprika
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paprika: see pepper pepper, name for the fruits of several unrelated Old and New World plants used as spices or vegetables or in medicine. Old World (True) Peppers


Black pepper (Piper nigrum
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paprika
1. a mild powdered seasoning made from a sweet variety of red pepper
2. the fruit or plant from which this seasoning is obtained

paprika [pə′prē·kə]
(botany)
Capsicum annuum.A type of pepper with nonpungent flesh, grown for its long red fruit from which a dried, ground condiment is prepared.


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He also bought a side order of Paprikas dumplings with gravy and sauerkraut.
The Hungarian turned to go back from where he had come, from where wafted the smell of paprikas.
Recommendable dishes: I like the robust cabbage soup sporting a scattering of sliced Hungarian smoky sausages, Hortobagy's fresh vinegary cucumber salad (included with all entrees), the paprikas dishes (both mushroom and chicken) and the premises-baked seven-layer cake.
 
 
 
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