All We Are Saying . . .
I'm all about whirled peas these days.
Ever since inventing the delicious Saga Blue and Green Pea Pasta (which I've enjoyed many times), I've been experimenting with everything from whirled peas on pizza to whirled peas in an omelet (I had that for dinner tonight before heading over to the condo for more painting). The best invention since the pasta was a fabulous spread I came up with last week. It contained, among other things, whirled peas, cream cheese, and walnuts. I need to refine the proportions and think of a name, but as soon as I do, I'll print the recipe here. So easy to whip -- er, whirl -- up when unexpected guests drop by!
Ever since inventing the delicious Saga Blue and Green Pea Pasta (which I've enjoyed many times), I've been experimenting with everything from whirled peas on pizza to whirled peas in an omelet (I had that for dinner tonight before heading over to the condo for more painting). The best invention since the pasta was a fabulous spread I came up with last week. It contained, among other things, whirled peas, cream cheese, and walnuts. I need to refine the proportions and think of a name, but as soon as I do, I'll print the recipe here. So easy to whip -- er, whirl -- up when unexpected guests drop by!
6 Comments:
Vuboq. Reading. About. Peas ...
Feeling. Quite. Queasy.
*ugh*
I've always been merely fine with peas -- never adored them but didn't hate them either. As stated before, though, pulsing them a few times in the food processor -- NOT pureeing them -- makes them into a completely different-tasting vegetable. Brings out the spring-green freshness! :)
I can't help thinking of the bumper sticker: Visualize Whirled Peas
Yes, that was the idea. ;)
check out Nigella's recipe for peas.
Hmmm... love peas. And I had never heard of saga blue till I had it on a sandwich at a funky little deli in Takoma Park. Yum!
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