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Pea/Mint-Mash + Une Annonce

April 28, 2015 By Lauren

I’m in Amsterdam this week visiting my sweet friend Annabel.  As we have a lot of infusion-drinking and bike-riding and foraging to attend to, this week’s post is short & sweet, just like this recipe. 

Notes to self:

sauteedpeas

Eat your peas.

minty

Store fresh herbs in water, in the fridge or in a shady spot on your counter.

blended

“Blend”, “def.”, “verb”, 1.4: Form a harmonious combination

mashed

Make more harmonious combinations.

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Pea-Mint-Mash

Ingredients

  • knob ghee
  • 1cup fresh green peas, shelled
  • 4 sprigs mint, chopped
  • 2 stalks wild garlic, chopped
  • 2 tablespoons yogurt, preferably raw
  • 1 lemon, juiced
  • water, as needed
  • pinch salt

Directions

  1. Put cast-iron pan on stove on medium-heat. Add ghee and let melt. Add peas to pan. Cook, stirring every so often, for 5 minutes, until peas are tender.
  2. Add peas, mint, garlic, yogurt and lemon-juice to blender or food processor or big bowl. Blend or process or mash with a fork all together. Add water as needed to achieve desired consistency. Salt to taste.

Serve as a side-dish, as part of a sandwich, or enjoy on its own.

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Mes amis Suisse:

pickles ceramiques

Lausanne!  Samedi!  Mai 2!  18h!  Le cinquième anniversaire de la galerie KISS THE DESIGN.  Buffet/finissage, monochromes et céramiques #1 d’Anne Minzaio et pickles de moi — si vous connaissez les projets d’Anne et les pickles de moi, vous savez que ce sera a gosh-darn good-time.

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