About Our Smoked Ghost Pepper Infused Olive Oil Blend:
Bring bold heat and smoky depth to your cooking with our Smoked Ghost Pepper Infused Olive Oil Blend. This oil is infused with ghost pepper for a fiery, pepper-forward finish layered with a rich, smoky character that elevates everything from grilled meats to chili, pizza, and roasted vegetables. Use it sparingly to add controlled heat, or build it into sauces and marinades when you want that unmistakable smoked-pepper punch.
Herb Health Benefits:
- Supports the body’s natural antioxidant defenses with naturally occurring compounds found in hot peppers.
- Contains capsaicinoids commonly associated with metabolic and thermogenic support.
- Traditionally used to promote a warming effect and support overall circulation.
- May support digestive stimulation when used in small amounts as part of meals.
Foods This Can Be Used For:
- BBQ & Grilled Meats: Brush lightly near the end of grilling for smoky heat that clings to beef, chicken, and pork.
- Wings & Dry-Rub Finishes: Add a few drops to finished wings or mix into a finishing glaze for a smoky, spicy bite.
- Chili & Bean Dishes: Stir in sparingly to deepen flavor with a smoked-pepper edge and lingering heat.
- Tacos & Street-Style Bowls: Drizzle over carnitas, steak, rice bowls, or roasted veggies for heat with smoky complexity.
- Pizza & Flatbreads: Finish with a controlled drizzle to add smoky fire that cuts through cheese and sauce.
- Burgers & Sandwiches: Mix into mayo or aioli for a smoky-spicy spread that instantly upgrades sandwiches.
- Roasted Vegetables: Toss vegetables with a neutral oil for roasting, then finish with a light drizzle for smoky heat.
- Mac & Cheese: Add a small drizzle or swirl into the final bowl for a smoky kick that balances creamy cheeses.
- Ramen & Broth Soups: Drizzle on top to intensify broths with smoky warmth and pepper aroma.
- Dipping Oil: Pair with crusty bread for a bold dip—smoky, spicy, and unforgettable in small amounts.





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