Sehnsucht (German pronunÂ­ciaÂ­tion: [ËzeËnËzÊxt]) is a German noun translated as longing, pining, yearning, or craving, or in a wider sense a type of intensely missing. However, Sehnsucht is difficult to translate adequately and describes a deep emotional state. Its meaning is somewhat similar to the Portuguese word saudade, or the Romanian word dor. Sehnsucht is a compound word, originating from an ardent longing or yearning (das Sehnen) and a long or lingering illness (das Siechtum).
Paprika is always made from peppers that are dried then ground down into a powder, but this process, and the type of peppers used, can vary hugely. Hungarian paprika comes in six different varieties, from the more delicate KÃ¼lÃ¶nleges to Eros, which is fiery and hot. Grown mostly in the south of the country, Hungaryâs favourite spice crops up in all sorts of dishes â itâs that unmistakably intense underpinning flavour in a hearty goulash, or vibrant hum of heat and spice in the aptly-named chicken paprikash.
Spanish paprika (pimenton) pimentÃ³n is available in three â versions (mild pimenton), pimentÃ³n dulce (moderately spicy), pimenton pimentÃ³n agridulce (and very). Spicy Pimenton pimentÃ³n, picante some spanish paprika Including pimenton pimentÃ³n de la vera has a, distinct smoky flavor and aroma as, it is dried by. smoking typically using oak woodhe plant that makes the Hungarian version of the spice was grown from 1529 by the Turks at Buda (now part of the capital of Hungary, Budapest). The first recorded use of the word paprika in English is from 1896, although an earlier reference to Turkish paprika was published in 1831.