HAIDILAO Red Sichuan Pepper Corn 500g 海底撈 红花椒
HAIDILAO Red Sichuan Pepper Corn (500g / 海底撈 红花椒) is a premium, restaurant-grade bulk spice sourced to bring the authentic, mouth-numbing magic of Sichuan cuisine directly into your kitchen. Often featuring high-grade "Da Hong Pao" (Big Red Robe) peppercorns, this substantial 500g bulk pack is selected by the world-famous Haidilao hot pot chain for its intense quality. These peppercorns deliver a complex, woody, and citrusy aroma paired with a highly potent tingling sensation (má), making them an absolute necessity for authentic hot pots, dry pots, and traditional Sichuan stir-fries.
- Premium "Da Hong Pao" Selection: Known for its rich, deep crimson colour, large open seed hulls, and minimum debris, preserving maximum flavour oils.
- Signature Numbing Sensation: Delivers a powerful, tongue-vibrating tactile sensation (má) that defines the foundational flavour of authentic Sichuan dishes.
- Intense Citrus & Floral Aroma: Possesses a highly complex, woodsy aroma with strong citrus top notes, offering a warmer and more robust fragrance profile than its green peppercorn counterpart.
| Code: | SZECHU06 |
|---|---|
| 原产国 | 中国 |
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| Ingredients | 100% Dried Red Sichuan Peppercorns |
| Barcode | NA |
- Is red Sichuan pepper spicy hot like chilli peppers?
No. Sichuan peppercorns do not contain capsaicin, meaning they do not produce "chilli burn" heat. Instead, they contain alpha-hydroxy-sanshool, a molecule that stimulates touch receptors on the tongue, creating a unique vibrating or numbing sensation. - What is the difference between Red and Green Sichuan Peppercorns?
Red peppercorns (Hong Hua Jiao) are harvested fully ripe, yielding a deep, woodsy, and earthier warm fragrance ideal for red meats, stews, and heavy broths. Green peppercorns (Qing Hua Jiao) are harvested early, offering a sharper, brighter, citrusy, and leafy-floral aroma that shines in seafood, poultry, and cold dressings.
- Should I eat the whole peppercorn when cooked?
While they are edible, biting into a whole peppercorn can cause a sudden, overwhelmingly intense burst of numbness. Most chefs prefer to simmer them whole to extract the flavour and skim them out, or grind them into a powder so they blend smoothly into the dish. - How do I maximise the numbing strength?
Gently dry-toast the peppercorns in a completely dry wok over low heat for 1 to 2 minutes until they become intensely fragrant and brittle. Grinding them immediately after toasting unlocks the maximum potential of their aromatic oils.
- HAIDILAO Red Sichuan Pepper Corn 500g 海底撈 红花椒€8.99
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