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pimento

[ UK /pɪmˈɛntə‍ʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. fully ripened sweet red pepper; usually cooked
  2. plant bearing large mild thick-walled usually bell-shaped fruits; the principal salad peppers

How To Use pimento In A Sentence

  • Put the fish on top and sprinkle each one with a pinch of pimenton or paprika. Times, Sunday Times
  • Otherwise known as bell peppers, capsicum and pimento, sweet peppers are natural partners to Provençal vegetables such as courgettes, aubergine and tomatoes.
  • The cooks are dressed in blue jackets and gray caps, and the counter is propped with jars of squid and cans of pimenton next to oysters on ice.
  • _Pimento oil_ (allspice), distilled from the fruit of Pimenta officinalis, which is found in the West Indies and Central America. The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
  • Otherwise known as bell peppers, capsicum and pimento, sweet peppers are natural partners to Provençal vegetables such as courgettes, aubergine and tomatoes.
  • I created a ground pork burger with pimenton, and pressed chopped onions into the burger before putting it on a skillet on the grill.
  • Pimenton is usually divided into dulce (sweet and mild), agridulce (bittersweet and medium hot), and picante (hot and quite sharp). Times, Sunday Times
  • Your choice of peppers may have been limited to bell, pimento, or banana.
  • Everything bore a peculiar hue of green, from the groves of myrtle, pimento and corkwood to the grassy plots, the natural fields of oats and even to the moss-covered rocks of the spinelike mountains. Jack North's Treasure Hunt Or, Daring Adventures in South America
  • That's digging back in time sixty years but that kind of pimento cheese is the sort of gourmet treat you never forget. Undefined
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