Benefits
Pain Relief
Reduces Inflammation
Boosts Metabolism
Aids Digestion
Supports Cardiovascular Health
Get creative with cayenne pepper
Sprinkling cayenne pepper into chocolate desserts, like brownies or chocolate mousse, to add a spicy twist that enhances the sweetness
Mixing it into homemade lemonade or cocktails for an unexpected kick that contrasts with the refreshing beverages
Incorporating a pinch into whipped cream or frosting to give cakes and cupcakes a surprising heat
Creating a spicy rub by combining cayenne pepper with coffee grounds and other spices for a unique crust on grilled meats
Adding it to popcorn along with a mix of sweet and salty seasonings for a snack with a fiery depth of flavor
Something you can make with cayenne pepper
Origin
Cayenne pepper is a type of chili pepper that originated in Central and South America. It is named after the city of Cayenne in French Guiana. The pepper was introduced to Europe by Christopher Columbus during his voyages to the Americas. Today, cayenne pepper is widely cultivated in various countries, including India, Mexico, China, and the United States.
