JAMAICAN PIMENT pepper
Profoundly aromatic, the small, brownish, seed like fruits, more commonly known as berries, of the allspice tree offer a sharp piquancy followed by notes of cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. In Jamaican jerk pastes and rubs for meats, allspice is the key ingredient that complements black pepper, chiles, cinnamon, garlic, lime juice, and vinegar. In fact, in much of the Middle East, allspice from the New World is now so completely integrated into the local cuisines that it is easy to presume that it is native to the region. Today it is also present in ketchups, meat marinades, pickles, rum cocktails, and spice cakes around the world.
Jamaican pepper is known as Allspice, myrtle pepper or pimenta
The key ingredient in Jamaican jerk pastes and rubs for meats
60 gr/ 2.11oz jar
JAMAICAN PIMENT pepper
This pepper is also known as Allspice, myrtle pepper, or pimenta. This pepper roots back to the 17th century, when the English started valuing the pepper berries for its combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove flavor. The fruits are picked when green and unripe, then further naturally dried in the sun.
Profoundly aromatic, the small, brownish, seed-like fruits, more commonly known as berries, of the allspice tree.
In Jamaican jerk pastes and rubs for meats, allspice is the key ingredient that complements black pepper, chiles, cinnamon, garlic, lime juice, and vinegar.
In fact, in much of the Middle East, allspice from the New World is now so completely integrated into the local cuisines that it is easy to presume that it is native to the region. Today it is also present in ketchup, meat marinades, pickles, rum cocktails, and spice cakes around the world.
Country of origin: Guatemala
Jamaican piment pepper glass jar 30g I 1.05 oz jar