Mixed in spice blends and rubs, cayenne pepper can, in small doses, add a subtle warmth to a dish without overpowering it, but it is also hot enough that more than a pinch will really get you ...

The cayenne pepper, C. annuum—50,000 SHUs—is the species ... That's when Tewksbury started wondering why chilies were hot. Chilies, like other fruits, lure birds and other animals to eat ...

You can find cayenne pepper in chili, barbeque sauces, tacos, and even hot chocolate. (You read that right!) So you know you love it (or hate it) – but do you know what it does for your body?

A pinch of cayenne over devilled kidneys or stirred through gravy for game birds adds a gutsy kick and heightens the flavour of the dish. It’s also good used sparingly in vegetable or lentil ...

Cayenne pepper is globally acclaimed for its powerful, zesty flavor and is a core ingredient in many international dishes. Its wide range of health offerings, which have been recognized for ...

Feeling swicy? Subway is serving up serious sweet heat with its all-new Hot Honey sauce, spicing up the entire Subway menu for a limited time only and offering two new flavor-packed sandwiches. Subway ...

These spicy, ultra-crispy chicken cutlets get their spicy, Nashville-hot-chicken-inspired flair from a fiery cayenne pepper–infused oil. Anna Theoktisto is a recipe tester and developer.