A super affordable sugardetox Classic: minty pea soup. Did I mention it's also easy to make?
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Black Pepper, Parsley, Peas, White Pepper, Mint, Extra virgin olive oil, Maldon salt
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danielsdunnam 9yr Sold! Now where's the recipe? -
sugardetoxme 9yr Oh I'll get it for you @danielsdunnam ... One sec. Super easy
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sugardetoxme 9yr I don't have the link live yet but all you need is some olive oil, 1/2 yellow onion, 1-2 garlic cloves, 1 cup veggie broth, and 2 1/2 cups of English peas and handful of mint and parsley. Sauté olive oil and onions in pan until fragrant. Add veggie broth on peas to a light boil, simmer for 5. Remove from heat, add the herbs and blend with an immersion blender. Add water if too thick! Salt and pepper and voila!
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sugardetoxme 9yr P.S. @danielsdunnam wanna come see Joe Lentol this Thursday at 10am and talk compost??? 😝
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