
I only planted a few peas this spring, and so the whole lot were had with nothing but butter, and all in the same meal.

There were some leftovers, though, a small bowl, and so the next day I mixed them with a little fresh ricotta in the food processor.

And made some ravioli.

An associate volunteered to make a lobster stock, and I decided it best not to dissuade them.
Methinks I shall plant more peas next year.
4 comments:
Oh my! Do those peas look good,Gin
Worth the effort! I love green peas too!
Fabulous idea! I imagine many garden veggies could be used this way.
Don't care for peas, husband loves them, would maybe eat the ravioli, great idea.
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