Badia Paprika, 16 oz – Mild Sweet Flavor for Cooking Rice, Seafood, Stews, Garnishing, Grilling & Seasoning, All-Natural Spice

Badia Paprika, 16 oz – Mild Sweet Flavor for Cooking Rice, Seafood, Stews, Garnishing, Grilling & Seasoning, All-Natural Spice

• Rich Flavor Profile: Provides a mild, sweet, and slightly earthy taste that enhances a wide variety of recipes without overpowering other ingredients
• Versatile Spice: Ideal for seasoning meats, poultry, seafood, rice dishes, stews, soups, sauces, and also excellent as a vibrant garnish for deviled eggs and salads
• Color & Aroma: Adds a beautiful red hue and a warm, appetizing aroma to both traditional and modern recipes, elevating the presentation of every dish
• Cooking Essential: A staple in Spanish, Hungarian, Latin, and global cuisines, making it an indispensable spice for home cooks and professional chefs alike
• Trusted Heritage: Badia Spices, a family-owned company since 1967, has built a global reputation for providing premium, authentic seasonings inspired by rich culinary traditions from around the world

Here's a real pot of gold for ‘60s sunshine pop seekers: the Lone Album from Baltimore band the peppermint rainbow! Produced by Paul leka of lemon pipers, steam and American breed fame, 'will you still be staying after Sunday' Sports expert, folk-pop production touches supporting the unison vocals of Sisters pat and bonnie lamdin, who end up sounding an awful lot like Spanky mcfarlane of Spanky & Our gang. The combination clicked for the 1969 hit title track, but the rest of the album has a number of songs that could have been Singles, soaring, late-'60s sound at its best! Includes 'will you be staying after Sunday?; pink Lemonade; and I'll be there; run like the devil; jam a is; don't wake Me up in the morning; walking in different circles; terra (chasin' my dream); green tambourine; rosemary', and 'I found out I was a woman'. With notes featuring quotes from the band!