Soft pink berries from the Schinus terebinthifolius tree. They have a resinous, spicy and, at the same time slightly sweet flavor, however their culinary value is mainly visual.
Pink pepper is not really a pepper, although it has a similar aroma, flavor and size
Pink pepper is not actually a pepper, although it has an aroma, taste and size similar to that of this spice, but are the soft pink berries of the "schinus terebinthifolius" tree that grows mostly in Latin America, on Reunion Island, in Madagascar and in the Mediterranean.
Pink pepper is not actually a pepper, although it has an aroma, taste and size similar to that of this spice, but are the soft pink berries of the "schinus terebinthifolius" tree that grows mostly in Latin America, on Reunion Island, in Madagascar and in the Mediterranean
The berries are pink in color and have a resinous, spicy and, at the same time slightly sweet flavor, however their culinary value is mainly visual. They are ideal as a colorful garnish and to give a very special flavor to light-colored sauces, as well as to many meat and fish dishes.
Pink pepper has a very special flavor
Pink pepper will go perfectly with neutral gins and spicy gins.
Pink pepper will go perfectly with neutral gins and spicy gins.
Pink pepper will go perfectly with neutral gins and spicy gins
