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).
Therefore, it is helpful to know the distinct qualities that each type of paprika can bring to a dish. â¢ Regular or plain paprika. Most of the paprika sold in grocery stores is simply labeled paprika. Its origins may be Hungarian, Californian, or South American, and it is sometimes mixed with other chiles like cayenne.
Spanish paprika or pimenton is an essential food to stock and such a prized ingredient, that there are now 2 Denominations of Origin for paprika in Spain. Spanish Paprika can be sweet or spicy, smoked or not. Sweet Spanish paprika can be found in upscale supermarkets and Spanish food stores.