Aleppo pepper recipes

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Everything you need to know about Aleppo pepper, the versatile mild chile flakes with a complex flavor-fruity, tangy, and a tiny bit spicy. Recipes to make with Aleppo-style pepper and more!

This recipe is adapted from a recipe in Bon Appetit The most tender and delicious grilled chicken thighs ever! A very easy recipe and always a huge crowd pleaser.

This Aleppo pepper braised chicken comes together with just a few ingredients in less than an hour. It's easy, tasty, and goes perfectly with mashed potatoes or roasted vegetables.

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Gah, my mouth starts watering whenever I think of these beans. These look innocuous, but they are heady with garlic and deeply savory with rosemary and pepper flakes. I sometimes can't believe how good they are considering that they're made with things that are usually just lying around! Pure magic.

Make this irresistible sheet-pan chicken recipe featuring the heat of Aleppo chili pepper paired perfectly with sweet potatoes and Brussels sprouts.

Zippy lemon zest and mildly spicy Aleppo pepper are tossed together with warm roasted chickpeas for a satisfying snack, which pairs well with everything from a gin and tonic to a cold beer. Tossing the dried, toasted beans in oil after they roast helps gives the pepper and lemon something to adhere to. If you’re not having cocktails, these can be used in a salad in place of croutons or anywhere you want some crunch. If you don't have Aleppo pepper, red-pepper flakes make a fine substitute.