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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.

Peas in onion sauce

December 07, 2009

Although you can't tell, this post is actually about peas, not that giant lamb shank on the plate.  In fact, I ate about 2 bites of lamb before abandoning it for peas.
So what is in this batch of frozen peas that makes them so delicious? Simply one whole yellow onion, chopped, and sauteed in 2 tbsp butter and EVOO, salt, pepper, and curry powder to taste. Add the peas after the onions soften and cook until tender. Simple and delicious.

posted by Anonymous, Monday, December 07, 2009

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