No. It's just spicy. PAPRIKA!
Spanish food is not "Hot" as in terribly spicy. The main seasonings used in Spain are salt, pepper, onion, garlic, smoked paprika, and Saffron.
Paprika and hot chili are not the same. Hot chili is a type of pepper, whereas paprika is a spice.
Hungarian paprika, like all paprika, is ground into powder from dried pimento peppers. However, Hungarian paprika is generally made from a spicier variety of pimento than say Spanish paprika and therefore has more spicy heat.
Hot Paprika - 1935 was released on: USA: 12 December 1935
Although paprika by itself it not spicy, "hot paprika" may refer to another pepper based spice. 1) You can decrease spiciness by adding bulk to your stew - more meat, beans, rice or potatoes 2) Try serving your stew with dairy ingredients - try adding milk, sour cream, grated cheese. It is known that casein in milk counteracts capsaicin in hot peppers, 3) Try adding some dissolved sugar (10% solution)
The noun form of the adjective 'spicy' is spiciness.The word 'spicy' is the adjective form of the noun spice.
Extra spicy
When making hot (as in "spicy") foods, generally members of the cayenne family are used to create the spiciness. E.g paprika, cayenne pepper, chili peppers. These are the most common ways of making a dish spicy. Sichuan/ Szechwan pepper is also sometimes used (usually in Chinese or Thai dishes) ; it is not related to the black pepper or chili peppers, but it is quite spicy. If you mean hot as in (literally) "heat" , specialised ingredients are not required, but a stove or oven is.
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hot and spicy
A very sweet mild pepper, mostly add color. But if you are not accustomed to spice it could taste spicy. Most people can't tell it is spicy at all though.