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Peas If You Please - Feast Your Eyes

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Just-shelled peas. Photo: periwinklejane, Flickr
Looking at these just-shelled, fresh-from-the-garden peas, we are inclined to write their life story -- whether accurate or not.

It all started, we suppose, on a crisp spring night, when a hungry grower put down some pea plants after the last major frost of the season. Forgetting about the peas, she let Mother Nature do her thing until one morning the pea planter awoke to find perfectly plump pods ready to be plucked from their vines. She spent the morning and afternoon picking and shelling these sweet green peas, eating many along the way, before delivering them -- in ridiculously adorable baskets, no less -- to her pea-loving friends. (This is where we insert ourselves into the story.) Before making their way into our very happy bellies, these peas were tossed with penne, extra virgin olive oil, salt, pepper and freshly grated Parmesan cheese.

The end.

[Via Flickr]

Filed Under: Feast Your Eyes, Ingredients
Tags: fresh peas, FreshPeas, nuts, pea fiction, peas, seeds, shelling peas

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