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as a side dishEasy
Published 2001
When very tiny, pea shoots can be sweetly eaten raw. The tiniest uncooked pea-vine tips are loveliest just because they look so fetching. Once they are a little larger, they take nicely to quick cooking, which tenderizes their fibrous stems—but not entirely.
I find they are more succulent and even textured when cooked with a little water than when seared directly in a hot pan, as is usually recommended. But taste to determine worthiness: Tough tendrils will not be transformed by coo
