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La Platicona Habla: Tastes, Passions and Pursuits

For food lovers, hungry people, and cooking officionados or novices. This blog is for people who are real cooks, wannabe cooks, or no cooks at all. Almost all of these recipes are vegetarian, some use seafood. Recipes are creations of my own, adaptations from cookbooks, or from other internet sources with links.

Mushy Peas

October 20, 2005


Feeling a bit lazy today, I decided to try a recipe from jamie oliver's cookbook. I tried the mushy peas and they were fantastic. If you are running out of food and can't wait to eat, try this cheap delicious meal, serves 2 plenty.
You will need:
- 2 russet potatoes,
- 1 package of frozen peas (about 1 lb),
- 2 tbsp butter,
salt, pepper. Optional: mint or garlic (I highly suggest the mint).

Step One: Peel 2 medium sized russet potatoes (the brown potatoes); dice the potatoes up and toss into a pan of water with salt. Boil these potatoes on high for 8-10 minutes or until potatoes are very soft.

Step Two: After the potatoes boil for 8 minutes, add the frozen peas to the pot. Cook the peas and potatoes for another 5 minutes. At this point, you should also add your sprig of chopped mint leaves if you have any - it tastes real great. Otherwise, you can flavor your mash with fresh chopped garlic at the end.

Step Three: Drain the peas and potatoes in a colander and return mixture to the pot (be sure to turn OFF the burner). Add 1 tbsp of butter and salt and pepper to taste. You optionally can add 3 tbsp of cream or veggie stock if your potatoes are a bit dry.

Step Four: Mash this up with a potato masher. Serve in bowls with a side of bread or whatever other thing you'd like to eat (fish, meat, etc.), or eat as a vegetarian dish by itself. Tasty bites.

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posted by Anonymous, Thursday, October 20, 2005

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