Large pepper test
We think it is good, but it is not – in fact the majority of the ground red pepper available in stores sold as hungaricums – a warns the Hungarian Gastronomy Association.
Most of the ground paprika has bad quality in trade – Molnár B. Tamás, founder of the Hungarian Gastronomy Association told hirado.hu. (hirado.hu)
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