Category: Fruits

In a large microwave-safe bowl, combine the peas and water. Cover and cook on high for 3-5 minutes or until crisp-tender; drain. How long does it take to steam snow peas in the microwave? In a microwave-safe dish, combine the snow peas, water and garlic. Cover and microwave on high for 3-4 minutes or until […]

Directions Boil the water. Add peas, and allow to boil for about a minute. Drain the peas and immediately immerse them in ice water. Once the peas are cool, drain and use. How do you blanch and refresh frozen peas? Blanch the Shelled Peas: Once all of the peas are shelled, drop them into the […]

12-24 hours. If you do soak them, you can just pop them into a large bowl with a pinch of salt, cover them with a few inches of water and leave them for 12-24 hours (so you can do them before you go to bed and cook them the next night for dinner), then drain […]

whole pod. You can eat the whole pod, with the peas inside, and if you can get them fresh from the farmer’s market, they will be so impressively sweet. TIP: You may want to break the ends off and remove the long strand that runs along the side—but with very fresh and tender peas, chances […]

To stop the aging enzymes and properly preserve flavor, color, texture and nutrient loss, you need to blanch veggies first. If you choose not to blanch your peas, use them within two to three months before the effects of aging become noticeable and your peas start to taste off. What happens if you don’t blanch […]

Raw snap peas can be a delicious snack, especially when paired with a dip like hummus. They don’t have to be just snacks though – raw snap peas can shine in dishes like salads. Especially when raw, consider de-stringing them to remove the more fibrous string that can be tough to chew. Why are my […]

Canned peas are already cooked, so they just need to be reheated. How warm you want them to be is entirely up to you—just be careful not to overheat them! They should be ready in just 1 or 2 minutes, however. Do you need to heat up canned peas? Canned peas are already cooked, so […]

You can use them in stir-fries, salads, soups and even as a topping for rice or pasta. They also make a great snack on their own. Simply remove the stringy stems and rinse the snow peas, then add them to a salad or toss them with a bit of olive oil, salt and pepper and […]

Green peas (garden peas) – Green peas grow in a pod but are ‘shelled’ or removed from the pod for cooking or eating. Fresh green peas should be plump and firm and not rattle around inside the pod. Green peas can be found fresh, frozen or canned. What kind of peas are canned peas? Garden […]

Simply remove the end stems and the strings of each pod, throw them in a large skillet with some olive oil and saute for 3-5 few minutes with salt and freshly ground pepper until they’re crisp-tender. And that’s it, they’re ready to serve! How do you make peas soft quickly? You can cook them in […]

Yes, Pea is good for constipation. Pea is a rich source of fiber that might improve the bowel movement and relieve constipation. Pea also helps in the growth of intestinal bacteria. This helps to improve intestinal health[9]. Are canned peas constipating? Foods that may help prevent constipation most vegetables, including carrots, peas, broccoli, and okra. […]

Canned green peas are a starchy vegetable. Uses. ✓ Serve green peas heated or combine. with other vegetables like carrots for a healthy side dish. What kind of peas are canned? Garden Peas: These are peas you typically see canned or in the frozen section. They are also more commonly found in farmers markets. Garden […]

Two good varieties to grow in Florida are ‘Sugar Snap’ and ‘Wando’. As with other vegetables, English peas should be planted where they’ll receive plenty of sun, preferably in an enriched soil. Don’t forget to provide them something to climb on, and to give them water and nutrients as needed. Can sweet peas grow in […]

It’s best to plant them in a sunny spot. They will grow in the shade but the sugar content will be lower. Peas need loose, loamy soil. If you have heavy clay or sandy soil, be sure to work in plenty of organic compost, along with expanded shale or lava sand to help prevent compaction […]

How long do green peas last in the freezer? Properly stored, green peas will maintain best quality in the freezer for about 18 months, but will remain safe beyond that time. The freezer time shown is for best quality only – green peas that have been kept constantly frozen at 0°F will keep safe indefinitely. […]

Pea flowers are also edible, and make a beautiful addition to salads and other dishes. But note that you must be sure you are eating true pea (Pisum sativum) flowers, and not sweet pea flowers. Are pea blossoms edible? Almost every part of the pea plant is edible The shoot is the tender tip of […]

Your fresh peas will likely turn from pale to bright green—often a telltale sign of being ready for munching—before they’re fully cooked. Treat them as you would any starchy food and pop a couple in your mouth to see if they’re ready. When they are, drain them. How do you know if peas have gone […]

The east coast of Britain boasts a maritime climate which, combined with the soil and planting conditions, is the perfect environment for growing superior quality peas. The East of Britain is home to some 700 pea growers and farmers, stretching from Suffolk right up to Dundee. Are peas native to Britain? Roman and Medieval Peas […]

A traditional family favourite, Birds Eye green peas are full of sweetness and nutrition, guaranteed to have even the fussiest eaters asking for seconds. These frozen vegetables are an absolute freezer staple. Our frozen peas are picked and frozen at exactly the right time to create the perfect taste. Where Do Birds Eye peas come […]

New Zealand. We checked out country of origin statements of frozen berries and veges in the supermarket freezer. What the packets say. PRODUCTS COUNTRY OF ORIGIN (COO) STATEMENT McCain Baby Peas Product of New Zealand McCain Broccoli Product of China Where do McCain peas come from? Country of origin labels: NOW. Country of origin labels: […]