Oh you, I've just spilt tea on my pinny.
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To Pea or not to Pea, that is the question...(not prostate!)
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idahoblues
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PicsOh you, I've just spilt tea on my pinny.
manclad
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What's the difference between a chickpea and a lentil ??
I've never had a lentil on my face. !!!!
I've never had a lentil on my face. !!!!
Any tips would be welcome!My dad was an expert at preparing proper peas as you describe. It was a regular thing in my childhood. He still makes them now and sometimes I am treated to them if I visit at the right time. Delicious.
Peas prepared as described by fulabeer are not disgusting. They are delicious. Are you thinking of marrowfat teas from a tin? There is no comparison.
I suppose people only know the tinned version. As you say, not the same taste.
Why? is anything bothering you that you want to share! :)Have we morphed into mumsnet?
jimharri
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I plead the fifth!Why? is anything bothering you that you want to share! :)
Eccles Blue
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You mean you have five things to share? Oh I can't wait. :-)I plead the fifth!
I used to love sitting chatting to my kids and ‘shelling’ peas when I was younger. Mind you we did end up sometimes eating more of them than we put in the pan to cook! Nothing nicer than peas straight from the pod.
We also used to do this. They were so sweet and crisp.