With media all over the world bustling with different views about the largest coup of our times, I guess my head is overcrowded with the overflow of too much information than I could handle. Can i blame myself? Who doesn't have the curiosity to know everything?
The weather has been so good here with brisk dry air and blue cloudless sky , except yesterday with the drizzling and a shade of gloom. I am really making use of all the sun , thawing myself from the deep frost that the season gone by left on me , basking sunshine in my balcony with some interesting reads and lots of pink lemonade. The routine morning walks with friends is keeping my body fit and giving a refreshing start every day. How are you making use of the good weather?
Hilarious stage shows, hiking trips , exploring spring bounty in farmers market.... filled my last weekend and I am so looking forward to all the weekends to come , to have lots of trips and loads of fun :)....
Have you heard of Sugar Snap peas? Me..nope , until i saw this in a farm market last weekend. We love trying new seasonal vegetables , since it resembles snow peas , we oughta give it a try and brought home , along with lots n lots n fresh broccoli , asparagus and farm fresh eggs.
I made a stir fry with the sugar snap peas , adding chili flakes and garlic and turned out to be real good with a lil natural sweetness of the peas and heat of chili..
Recipe for ( Sugar) Snap peas stir fry with chili flakes and garlic.
Ingredients:-
Snap peas - 12 oz
Small onion chopped - 1/4 cup
Garlic crushed - 2-3 cloves
Red chili flakes - 1/2 tea spoon
Salt to taste
Musatrd seeds
curry leaves (optional)
Oil ( i used olive oil)
Trim the ends and cut the snap peas diagonal medium pieces. Boil in a cooking pot by adding water( one cup is good.add more if needed) and salt . Cook till it is tender and water is absorbed.
Heat oil in a pan , add mustard seeds .When they pop up add chopped onions and saute for 5 minutes
and then add curry leaves and garlic and fry for a couple of minutes.
Add cooked snap peas and mix well. Sprinkle red pepper flakes and saute for another 6-7 minutes or till it is dry and browned. Serve warm..
Sarah
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looks lovely..adipoli site n pics..ellam super aayittu undu tto..glad to follow u :)
super mezhukuperutti clicks..good with rice!
your recipe pictures are too good
i have seen this in the store but didnt know what to do with it..now i do and im gonna give it a shot :)
I do not know whether your recipes are better or photos. You have a good eye for photos. keep it up.I closely follow your blog and tried many recipes.All were nice.
I like this stir fried sabzi...I usually cook it in a different way.
Thanks.
Snap pea mezhukupuratti adipoli.
Slurp,mouthwatering here..wonderful clicks..
wow, i have only had snap peas Chinese way!!This is adipoli sarah..
The weather in this part of the world is really not great these days, Heavy rains, tornadoes and what not my lord!!!
Looks great! I can eat this raw too.. really nice.
I love your photos! This sounds great. Yes we love sugar snap peas. My husband's aunt has a "U-Pick" farm in Michigan. She has raspberries, blueberries, and sugar snap peas and many other crops. We were able to visit one summer when my daughter was six, we have a photo of her standing in the field picking peas and eating them. Nothing better than farm fresh!
It's getting warmer here and I AM happy :D But the farmer's market hasn't started yet, maybe in a couple of weeks...Stir fry looks yumm
stir fry looks adipoly...i love ur clicks more than the dish....super
awesome clicks...stir fry looks perfect
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The first pic is fantabulous!
Stir fry looks yum- nice flavor of garlic n chili :)
US Masala
very nice photographs.... recipe looks delicious..
Beautiful clicks and yummy stir fry!
Clicks are just wondeful.. Stirfry looks too good.. I always cherish my trips to farmers market..
Lovely Sarah. First snap is amazing. Never heard about snap peas, but loved your version of stir fry.
Lovely stir fry..looks super delicious n so r d clicks..
Stir fry looks marvellous..
njan ella thoranum ingenayaa undaakkaru.. :)kude naalikeravum cherkkum.. shallots den garlic, then curry leaves, then crushed chilli flakes and at last coconut.. photoye kurichu ini parayunnillaa.. ceiling il thante thala idikkum.. :)
Mezhukkuperatii look yummm
Mezhukkuperatii look yummm
mezhukupuratty looks delicious....
comfort recipe..please rush ur entries for Fast food-Noodles in my blog.
looks very nice!!
your photos are mesmerizing dear !!!Stir fry looks superb
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Awesome recipe with cute clicks. I used only the peas but never used as a whole. Waw! love it.
Hamsamalini Chandrasekaran,
http://indianyummykitchen.blogspot.com
A very nice recipe...It's very healthy...
This looks great Sarah.. And your pics are lovely...
Never had the peas along with the skin , but ur's makes me drool for it.. Asusual awesome clicks Sarah
Nice clicks...and recipe
simple and delicious!....u make it look very interesting and yumm!
Smitha
Smitha's Spicy Flavors
as usual wonderful clicks and never tried snap peas in my cooking.mouthwatering and flavourful curry
I love sugar snappeas.. perfect for salads... love your recipe of stir-fry with that!
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delicious looking snow peas looks fabulous
Sugar snap peas costcoyil eppozhum kannarundu pakshe ethu vare medichittilla..Next time athu medichu ee stirfry try cheyyunatharikkum :)
Superb,looks so tempting.
Wow Sarah! Looks so good.
Delicious side dish...amazing clicks..
That curry looks divine! As always, splendid pictures!
adipoli recipe...the mezhukkupuratti looks mouthwatering. An awardawaits you at my blog Sarah.
The first pic is simply beautiful and the stir fry looks yumm.
First pic is stunning so is the stir fry! enjoy the wonderful weather!
What a nice recipe. Pictures look fabulous .. lovely blog.
Vardhini
VardhinisKitchen
Lovely snap. will try ur version soon..
What a great dish! I love this use of sugar snap peas.
nice and simple
My hubby and my son are great fans of mezhukkupuratti- and I make this quite often. That first picture is totally gorgeous!
I love this simply yet super seductive tastes of garlic and peas!
I love this simply yet super seductive tastes of garlic and peas!
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