Naturally sweet and crunchy, snow peas are seasoned simply to perfection. This snow peas recipe is easy, delicious, and a great side to oil rice or ''Angwa Mo'' which you'll find on the recipes page.We are always told to eat our greens, but sometimes, they don't taste how we want them to. Using spices is the best way to make vegetables tasty. Snow peas are naturally sweet, so it's a great way to have added nutrition with your meals.
Sprinklecrushed cayenne pepperuse just a little if you don't like heat
Pinch of sea saltor Himalayan salt
Instructions
Wash the snow peas2. Heat a pan on medium, add a drizzle of oil (you can use water if oil-free)3. Add the snow peas and a dash of salt and pepper.NOTE: If you also use a cast-iron skillet, heat it and add the oil and the snow peas. If the skillet is hot and is cooking the snow peas nicely, turn off the heat and it will continue to cook. You don't want to overcook snow peas. Once they turn bright green and still a bit crunchy, they are done!
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Notes
Notes: Add your favourite spices (ie. herbs, paprika, curry, chopped garlic, etc.)Replace the cayenne with black pepper if you don't like spicy food.Watch the video to see how to make this recipe!
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