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Is there a dish in England called Pea Salad? Here at the grocery/food store called Publix they have something called English Pea Salad. Is there such a thing?
It had green peas, red onions, hard cooked eggs and chunks of yellow cheese. (cheddar I assume). I think the sauce was a basic mayo.
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I would ask DBarclay but he's like a cop. Never around when you want him.
Is there a dish in England called Pea Salad? Here at the grocery/food store called Publix they have something called English Pea Salad. Is there such a thing?
It had green peas, red onions, hard cooked eggs and chunks of yellow cheese. (cheddar I assume). I think the sauce was a basic mayo.
I've never heard of it in the 26 years I lived there.
There seem to be a fair few recipes for something along the same lines though: http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,pea_salad,FF.html
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What is this, lushcooking.com?
Generally in England, peas are the little green things coming out of a pod. Most people have no idea about all the other varieties - chick peas, split peas etc. In fact if you actually showed people a pod, without opening it up, a lot of people would have no idea what was inside. They normally get them out of the frozen food section in a bag.
I was lucky, when I was growing up we had a massive veggie patch, and grew loads of different vegetables. Fresh out of the garden veggies taste so much better.
Generally in England, peas are the little green things coming out of a pod. Most people have no idea about all the other varieties - chick peas, split peas etc. In fact if you actually showed people a pod, without opening it up, a lot of people would have no idea what was inside. They normally get them out of the frozen food section in a bag.
I was lucky, when I was growing up we had a massive veggie patch, and grew loads of different vegetables. Fresh out of the garden veggies taste so much better.
What is this, lushcooking.com?
Of course it is. I thought you knew that I hold cooking classes in the nude every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Nope, never heard of it either. Think they made it up, but maybe it'll catch on ...
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You gotta love the forum. Where else can we go from a query about English pea salad (which I've never heard of as a Brit) to bordello talk in less than one page?
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Kudos to you Chef for handling your admirers so well. Got room for one more? Any discount for groups?
"Whoa, lady, I only speak two languages, English and bad English." - Korben Dallas, from The Fifth Element
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"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience?" - George Bernard Shaw
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Okay Chef, sounds good. However, my priority, given the looming holiday season, would be for a practical demonstration of how best to stuff a bird over the kitchen counter. Any tips? Do you prefer stuffing with the bird on its back or front? Should I tie her, er.. I mean its legs? LOL
"Whoa, lady, I only speak two languages, English and bad English." - Korben Dallas, from The Fifth Element
"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience?" - George Bernard Shaw
"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience?" - George Bernard Shaw