Description
- Sichuan Peppercorn, also known as ban timmur or Nepali pepper, presents itself as a highly spicy and sharply flavored dried berry from the prickly ash family. Often confused with black pepper, this spice features a completely unique taste and, intriguingly, is not associated with the black pepper family.
- Sichuan pepper has special oils that give it a unique citrus flavor and a strong, biting taste.
- Sichuan Pepper is commonly added to dishes like momos, paneer chilli, soups, chutneys, and pickles to infuse them with a zesty lemony taste and a peppery aroma.
- You can add teppal to sauces, marinades, or spice mixes to enhance their flavor. It works well in Sichuan-style sauces, curries, or spice rubs, bringing a delightful touch to your dishes.
- Tongue-Tingling Sensation: Infamous for its unique numbing effect on the tongue, enhancing flavors.
- Distinctive Aroma: Delivers an enticing and captivating fragrance to elevate your dishes.
- Sichuan peppercorn is one of the few spices important for nepali, tibetan and bhutanese cookery of the himalayas
Sichuan peppercorn is one of the few spices important for nepali, tibetan and bhutanese cookery of the himalayas