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i have a mix of crushed red peppers cayenne and paparika can i use that

Tracy Green
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Nancy
NancyDecember 31, 2016
Also, Aleppo pepper has a smoky note, so you could use smoked paprika or dried ground ancho pepper (alone or mixed with cayenne) to replace it.
Nancy
NancyJanuary 1, 2017
Duh - this was your original option. So, yes.
Was looking more at previous answer, then reread your question.
hardlikearmour
hardlikearmourDecember 30, 2016
Yes. I typically use either cayenne as a substitute for allepo pepper -- allepo is not as hot with a slightly tart flavor so I generally add half as much cayenne.
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