(いちみとうがらし)

いちみとうがらし
noun
ground red chili pepper
1. ground red chili pepper; cayenne pepper
A single-ingredient spice made from dried and ground red chili peppers. A standard condiment on Japanese dining tables, used to add heat to noodles, grilled dishes, and more.
うどんに一味唐辛子(いちみとうがらし)をかける。
To sprinkle ground chili pepper on udon.
一味唐辛子(いちみとうがらし)(すこ)()れると(あじ)()()まる。
Adding a little ground chili pepper tightens up the flavor.
この(みせ)では一味唐辛子(いちみとうがらし)七味唐辛子(しちみとうがらし)両方(りょうほう)がテーブルに()いてある。
At this restaurant, both ground chili pepper and seven-spice blend are available on the table.

Literally 'one-flavor chili pepper,' meaning it contains only chili pepper with no other spices mixed in. Contrast with 七味唐辛子(しちみとうがらし) (seven-spice chili blend), which combines chili with ingredients like 山椒(さんしょう) (Japanese pepper), 陳皮(ちんぴ) (dried citrus peel), and sesame. Often shortened to 一味(いちみ) in casual speech. A staple condiment at 蕎麦(そば) and udon restaurants.