For the first year in ages our pea plants are doing really well and we are getting to eat lots of their lovely green peas, both snacking while we're working outside and bringing a few in to add to various meals. We will never have a panful the way we have when we cook with frozen peas (which we still have lurking in the freezer) but they are enough to add their lovely freshness to so many dishes, things like fishcakes and salads.
However, the same can't be said for the Butternut Squashes ;-)
Sue xx
Beautiful captured. Nice to hear that you have pea plant and it yields many peas. Peas are good for health.
ReplyDeletePea soup? Great when you want warmth without heaviness...
ReplyDeleteLovely picture of your peas. It is so exciting getting peas to freeze. This year for the first time in 16 years we bought in some of our pea plants. We still sowed some rows. We also fed them with seaweed and Tomorite. They have done really well without getting powdery mildew. We also sow later as we have found that, in our plot, later sown peas and carrots do best. Love following your blog keep it up. ☺
ReplyDeleteLove your peas. But I love your butternut squash more ! :D It's gonna make one hell of a risotto together with 3 grains of rice.
ReplyDeleteI love the thought of that :-)
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Your squash made me laugh - one of the perils of gardening I am afraid.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind so much but it was the only one on the plant and I accidently knocked it off :-(
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Teeny squash is so cute and those peas are just perfect and look so yummy. They reminded me of my childhood; I haven't shelled peas for décades (they're very expensive) but I can still remember the scent.
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking the same thing! We used to get them in the pod and my mom would put us to work shelling them all - haven't heard of anyone doing that in years!
DeleteHA! That photo cracked me up! I bet it is still tasty - thinly sliced and cooked in butter with a bit of cinnamon and maple syrup.
ReplyDeleteThe teeny squash is too cute. We are having a good crop of squash this year, although it isn't butternut squash.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that perfect pea should have been entered in Johns show !
ReplyDeleteIt is just beautiful and so green.
cheers, parsnip and thehmaish
You need a fairy door to put this little squash outside it!! It would be so cute lol.
ReplyDeleteSmall but perfectly formed!
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Sexiest, most luscious photo of peas ever taken! I'd like you to take my obituary photo. If I can look half that good I'll be happy. I'll be dead, but still, I'll be happy.
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