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      Green Peas & Rhubarb

      Green Peas & Rhubarb

      Crunchy green peas and beans, with the added brightness of rhubarb and saltiness of sea beans! It has lots of textures and is perfect as a side dish or appetizer during spring!It can be done with fresh chickpeas or borlotti beans, and the rhubarb can be replaced with another tart vegetable of your preference.
      • Level

        Advanced

      • Cooking

        30m

      • Overrall

        30m

      • Ready

      • English Pea

        English Pea

        7.05oz
      • Fava Bean

        Fava Bean

        7.05oz
      • Rhubarb

        Rhubarb

        1 stalk
      • White Wine

        White Wine

        0.6 cup
      • Lemon

        Lemon

        ½
      • Butter

        Butter

        7.05oz
      • Sea Bean

        Sea Bean

        to garnish
      • Salt

        Salt

        1tsp
      • Water

        Water

        2 cups
      • Ice Cube

        Ice Cube

        as needed
      Equipment
      • Kitchen Scale

        Kitchen Scale

      • Skimmer

        Skimmer

      • Fine Grater

        Fine Grater

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      Green Peas & Rhubarb

      Ange Savelli

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        Take 7.05oz of english peas out of their pods

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        Tale 7.05oz of fava beans out of their pods

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        Bring 2 cups of water to a boil in a medium pot. Add 1tsp of salt

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        Prepare an ice bath

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        Trim and peel 1 stalk of rhubarb. Reserve the trim and peels

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        Dice the rhubarb into very small pieces

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        Add them to a saucepan with 0.6 cup of white wine

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        Cook over medium heat until the wine has reduced to 2tbsp. Turn off the heat

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        Add the peas to the water and boil for 30s. Use a skimmer to transfer them to the ice bath to stop the cooking. Remove once chilled

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        Add the fava beans to the water and boil for 30s. Use a skimmer to transfer them to the ice bath to stop the cooking

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        Peel the fava beans

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        Refrigerate the peas and fava beans

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        Add 7.05oz of butter, divided in two batches, to the reduced wine. Whisk until just melted and smooth

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        Press the sauce through a fine mesh sieve

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        Add the juice and zest from ½ lemon

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        Season with salt to taste and mix to combine

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        Add 1tbsp of water to a saucepan. Add the peas and beans

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        Add the rhubarb and butter sauce. Cook over low heat until it starts to simmer and remove from the heat

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        Transfer to a serving plate

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        Top with the small diced rhubarb to taste. Garnish with sea beans to taste. The Green Peas & Rhubarb is ready

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        Enjoy. This is a perfect springtime dish to pair with a fresh cocktail!

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