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Technically a red pepper, Urfa biber is ripened to a dark maroon on the plant before harvesting.
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Keep crushed urfa biber in an airtight container, and store in the pantry away from light and heat. groupEl.find('.email-submit-loading').hide();
In Turkey, Urfa is traditionally used in meat dishes like kebabs and other savory preparations.
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type: 'POST', It’s good, but I don’t feel I’ve done it justice yet. I’ve roasted chicken with it, made lamb and beef kebabs, sprinkled on vegetables.
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