frozen peas soup
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This is the perfect solution for that bag of slightly freezer-burned peas that seemingly lives in the back of all freezers. But even you you must go to the store to purchase frozen peas, this is a great soup, wholly different from soup made with dried peas.
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yield
serving(s)
prep time
5 Min
cook time
15 Min
Ingredients For frozen peas soup
- HOW MANY PEAS YOU HAVE WILL DETERMINE HOW MUCH OF EACH INGREDIENT YOU NEED.
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frozen peas
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water to cover plus a bit
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salt and pepper
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1dried or fresh herb, e.g. mint, thyme, sage, etc.
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opt.milk or cream
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opt.cooked ham
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opt.swiss (or other) cheese, shredded
How To Make frozen peas soup
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1Put frozen peas in a sauce pan and cover with water, about a cup of water for every cup of peas.
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2Season the peas with salt, pepper and the herb of your choice. Dried mint is a wonderful choice but may be jarring to more conservative eaters who think of mint as being only suited to sweets.
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3When the peas are tender, use an immersion blender* to create a smooth soup, adding milk or cream as necessary to get a thick and pleasing consistency. Adjust the seasoning. *Alternatively, use a regular blender or a food mill to puree the peas.
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4Stir in the diced ham, heat through, and serve, garnished with the shredded cheese. Two problems solved: a delicious soup for supper and no more forgotten bags of peas in the back of the freezer!
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