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  • #16
    Originally posted by frias View Post
    I thought mangetout were just peas that weren't ready. We picked loads yesterday and had them with dinner. They were lovely.
    Some people eat 'peas that aren't ready' as mangetout, but a true mangetout doesn't have a fibrous layer in the pod. When podding peas swell up, the pod is tough. When true mangetouts get old you can still eat them, pod and all. That's the difference.
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    • #17
      We had our first picking of Sugar-pod peas yesterday (and our first carrots). The peas were actually at a half-way stage between mangetout and sugarpod, but we were impatient to try them with our Sunday Roast.
      Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.

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