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In article >, Frogleg
> wrote:

> On 18 Oct 2004 10:47:33 -0700, (maria) wrote:
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>
> >Ingredients
> >400gr saffron tagliatelle
> >400gr of thin peas (fresh or deep-frozen)
> >1 medium onion
> >30gr. of butter
> >
> >Procedure
> >Cook the fresh peas without bean in hot salt water for only 3-4
> >minutes. Strain off the peas and cook them for 10 minutes in a
> >frying-pan with butter and onion cut in thin pieces. Cook the
> >tagliatelle in hot salt water and when it's ready add the peas and a
> >little more of butter, to mix very well and to serve hot.

>
> What is a "thin pea"? And what does "cook without bean" mean?


I'll bet it means young peas and I'll bet it means shelled peas, not
still in the pod.
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