Saturday, April 11

If spring had a flavor, it would taste like peas: sweet, snappy, and just grassy enough to remind you that winter is finally over. English peas, sugar snaps, snow peas, frozen peas—we’re not picky, and neither should you be. (In fact, we have more ways to use frozen peas, right over here →)

Below, you’ll find our favorite pea recipes for every kind of mood and meal: silky spring pasta dishes that lean creamy without feeling heavy, crunchy salads that barely need cooking, and brothy bowls that somehow taste like sunshine in soup form. There are fritters with crispy edges, stir-fries that come together in minutes, and plenty of ways to fold a ton of peas into whatever you’re already making for dinner.

  • A serving platter of peas  with ribbons of prosciutto and Parmesan shavings.

    Laura Murray

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    Pea and Prosciutto Salad

    Ribbons of prosciutto weave through English peas and sugar snaps, creating a salty-sweet spring pea recipe that finishes beautifully with grated Parmesan and plenty of cracked pepper.

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