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Old 26-03-2006, 10:10 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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I know it is a daft question but are sugar snap peas OK to eat raw? My husband asked and I
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Old 26-03-2006, 10:46 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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"Lee and Kath" wrote in message
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I know it is a daft question but are sugar snap peas OK to eat raw? My husband

asked and I
couldn't answer.

Kath


Various sites say yes :~)
Never actually tried it myself, but now I know I will :~)
Jenny


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"Lee and Kath" wrote in message
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I know it is a daft question but are sugar snap peas OK to eat
raw? My husband

asked and I
couldn't answer.

Kath


Various sites say yes :~)
Never actually tried it myself, but now I know I will :~)


Yes, they are delicious raw, in salads, for example.

Or very lightly cooked in a wok, with a handful of sesame
seeds and some fresh coriander!

I've never grown these, are they easy, does anyone know?

Grow just like any other pea. They are quite good treated as a second
early pea. Read the packet info - some varieties are quite tall. I
prefer them to mangetout, you can pick and cook them whole until the
peas are fully developed but still tender. You still have a short
period after that when the peas are OK but the pods are stringy so you
can pod them but they are a bit harder to pod than ordinary peas.
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