How to Select and Store Snow Peas
Purchase snow peas that have a fresh, green top., Test them for the "snap" factor., Check the length., Look for smooth, unbroken skin., Wash snow peas prior to storage., Store in the vegetable crisper in the refrigerator.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Purchase snow peas that have a fresh
The green should be bright and the seeds very small and flat., Good snow peas should snap when broken in half. , The ideal length for a snow pea is approximately
7.5cm/3" in length and about 2cm/3/4" across. , Avoid snow peas with wilted, discoloured or shrivelled parts. , Allow them to dry on a wire rack and place in a paper bag for storage. , Kept this way, they should last for up to three weeks. -
Step 2: green top.
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Step 3: Test them for the "snap" factor.
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Step 4: Check the length.
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Step 5: Look for smooth
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Step 6: unbroken skin.
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Step 7: Wash snow peas prior to storage.
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Step 8: Store in the vegetable crisper in the refrigerator.
Detailed Guide
The green should be bright and the seeds very small and flat., Good snow peas should snap when broken in half. , The ideal length for a snow pea is approximately
7.5cm/3" in length and about 2cm/3/4" across. , Avoid snow peas with wilted, discoloured or shrivelled parts. , Allow them to dry on a wire rack and place in a paper bag for storage. , Kept this way, they should last for up to three weeks.
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