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Peas and Mangetout

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How to prepare and cook peas and mangetout

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Common Name: Green Peas, Peas in the Pod, Sugarsnap, Snow peas,�� Mangetout
Family: Fabaceae�
In Season: May - September�� (depending on variety)
Buying: Mangetout - Choose crisp, bright green pods which are flat as possible and undamaged.
Peas -� Choose bright green specimens which feel crisp and do not bend.
Storing: Up to 4 days in the refrigerator
Serving Allowances: 150g/+5oz per person
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General - Preparing Peas and Mangetout

The whole pods of� very young peas can be eaten in their entirety. These are referred to as Mangetout, Sugarsnap or Snow Peas. Simply remove the stems and peel down along the pod, to remove any strings on the sides then wash well. The outer pods of mature peas are too tough to eat, so the peas need to be removed from the shell�(shelled)� and cooked on their own.� To do this easily, press along pod seam until it pops open, then scrape the peas out with your� thumb. Rinse in cold water before cooking.�

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Optional Preparations/Cuts �(see Main Vegetable Preparation Page for� explanations and photos)

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Suitable methods and timing for cooking Peas and Mangetout

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Bake/Roast

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Boil

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2-4 minutes

Fry/Saut�

y Stir-fried 3-5 minutes

Microwave

x No quicker than conventional cooking

Steam

y 5 - 6 minutes

Stuff

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