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I found a not-too-out-of-the-way farmer's market on my drive home Wednesday. I love fresh peas, don't you? I'm going to steam these and eat them with a tiny bit of butter and salt. Do you have any good pea recipes?
I found a not-too-out-of-the-way farmer's market on my drive home Wednesday. I love fresh peas, don't you? I'm going to steam these and eat them with a tiny bit of butter and salt. Do you have any good pea recipes?
Yum. My favorite is straight out of the pod, raw. Enjoy!
Beautiful photographs of your peas. When they’re fresh from the farmer’s market, I think that sounds wonderfully simple and delicious, just butter and salt. 🙂
Love the dishes, too btw. Cute chicken.
I made these ages ago and they were pretty nice:
http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/plump-pea-dumplings-recipe.html
🙂
Dear Julia Child recommends mint and I have to agree. There must be a reason the mint and the peas come up at the same time!
I made this the other day and it was fabulous. One of those things I couldn’t stop eating. I used queso fresco.
http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/monica-bhides-chile-pea-puffs-recipe.html
Mr. HeyLucy pointed out that very same recipe to me this weekend! I was
thinking I’d try it with queso fresco, since that’s so much easier to find
than paneer around here. Great minds you two have :o)
Those do look good. Coincidentally, my husband pointed out this recipe on
the same site:
http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/monica-bhides-chile-pea-puffs-recipe.html,
and then someone else left a comment about the same recipe. I think I’ll
need to get some more peas and make both versions.