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blistered peas-in-the-pod with lemon and salt – smitten kitchen

by Rabia Bounnan
November 3, 2024
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Regardless that my youngsters should not but on summer time break and despite the fact that I, as an grownup, shouldn’t have a factor referred to as a summer time break, I’ve apparently helped myself to at least one. I’m sneaking off to the seaside on weekdays (oops), studying novels, gorging myself on cherries and crisp-from-the-market cucumbers, taking part in noon tennis like a woman who lunches, and getting vexed once I obtain work-related emails and texts. [“Alex, why are they texting me on a Sunday?” “Deb, it’s Tuesday.”]


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I went to the small Greenmarket in my neighborhood yesterday with no plan besides to purchase extra cucumbers and cherries and hoped I’d discover one thing inspiring, forgetting that in June, every thing is. I used to be filling my bag with three forms of zucchini, peaches, onions, sugar snaps, inexperienced and yellow beans, beefsteak tomatoes, and recent peas once I noticed the chef-owner of a favourite neighborhood restaurant throughout the desk. As I’m incapable of not excitedly prattling on about cooking the second I see the smallest even completely unsolicited alternative to, I requested what he was planning on doing with the romano beans he was bagging (stress prepare dinner, it seems — so cool!) and I used to be about to ask him if he’d ever grilled peas of their pods entire and eaten them like edamame… and abruptly realized that I don’t suppose I’ve ever advised you that we ought to be grilling peas of their pods entire and consuming them like edamame. So I rushed house to just do that, delighted to have succeeded find one thing to maintain my give attention to work for the remainder of the afternoon.

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That’s it, by the way in which; that’s the recipe. I first noticed the strategy in Susan Spungen’s Open Kitchen cookbook years in the past and it stays a favourite as a result of it’s wildly easy. The peas prepare dinner completely contained in the pod with out ever getting mushy. I don’t use a vegetable grilling basket since they’re massive sufficient to simply stretch throughout grates. And the salty charred-edge sweet-centered outcomes flip individuals who suppose they don’t like peas into individuals who lick a plate of them clear. (Even Frances!) It’s a enjoyable factor to deliver to a barbecue, as I’ll this afternoon so everybody can eat them sizzling off the grill. You possibly can serve them two methods: 1. Complete, simply sprinkled with a bit salt, pepper flakes, and lemon zest. Or 2. You possibly can peel again half of the pod, exposing the candy little peas inside, and sprinkle them with the entire above and in addition some recent mint and crumbled salty cheese, since they’re now on a bit “raft” that may assist transit these scrumptious extras immediately into your mouth.

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Podcast! The ninth episode of my new podcast with J. Kenji Lopez-Alt, The Recipe with Kenji and Deb, is in and out it, we’re answering reader questions and mail. It’s enjoyable! It’s random! And it’s simply half considered one of two. You possibly can hearken to it wherever you get your podcasts and I’ve arrange a podcast tab/web page the place you may sustain on it right here, too. We now have new episodes each two Mondays– I hope you take pleasure in listening alongside.

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