Whether you are making a dry rub with garlic and herbs, sprinkling it on pizza, or using it to flavor your favorite sauce or ...

How to use red pepper flakes: If you’re looking for a way to literally spice up your cooking, you can’t go wrong with red pepper flakes. You can shake them on pizza, as I’ve mentioned ...

Crushed red pepper flakes are single-varietal chile flakes' rough-and-tumble cousin—not a lot of subtlety there, but they're cheap, spicy, and ready to rumble.

Get to know the range of chile flakes with these 5 varieties. Explore piment d’Espelette, gochugaru, Aleppo, crushed red pepper flakes and Urfa biber to add a little heat to your cooking.

“I'd never experienced [red] pepper flakes growing up in India,” says Meherwan Irani, the founder of Spicewalla, a spice brand based in Asheville, North Carolina.

Raised in an Armenian household in Santa Clara, Calif., Levon Minassian recalls trips to the Middle Eastern spice shop where his parents bought Aleppo pepper, the mild, fruity red-chile flakes ...

Red pepper flakes liven up spicy homemade meatballs by JULIE ROTHMAN THE BALTIMORE SUN | February 22, 2012 at 4:05 a.m.