Sweet and tender, peas burst with freshness, offering a vibrant green hue and an unmistakable sweetness that brightens any dish. Their delicate texture and flavor make them a favorite in springtime cuisine.
Where it comes from
Peas have been cultivated since ancient times, with origins tracing back to the Mediterranean region. Their popularity surged in Europe during the Renaissance, leading to their incorporation in diverse culinary traditions.
In the kitchen
Used fresh, frozen, or dried, peas add sweetness and color to soups, risottos, and salads. They can also be puréed into smooth soups or sauces, showcasing their versatility in both rustic and refined dishes.
Across cuisines
Peas — the mushy-pea filling of pastizzi tal-piżelli and a sweetener in rabbit stew. Source: Wikipedia (Pastizz).
Nutrition (per 100g)
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