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@Flick you make nice food, what's in this one? Shaved parmesan? Kale?
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@Sherri_Ingrey This is pasta with a purée of peas, spinach and sunflower seeds, mixed with some fried pancetta and then parmesan on top.
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@Flick so a pea spinach pesto? cool.
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@Sherri_Ingrey I have been known to refer to variants of this (that use cheddar rather than Parmesan) as “english pesto”!
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@Flick you will excuse me for not really "getting" mushy peas or pork and beans.....
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@Sherri_Ingrey I don’t get mushy peas either, they’re vile. This is frozen petit pois lightly blended, and no bloody vinegar in them either.
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@Flick I actually love the sweetlet peas from Green Giant, they are really sweet and really tiny, I use them in so many things!
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@Sherri_Ingrey Probably the same general thing under a different name. Smaller and greener than (say) fresh garden peas.
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@Flick unless you harvest the garden peas early yes, exactly
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