Cooking snow peas? I really love snow peas when I go to restaurants (Thai, Japanese, etc). How do I cook them?

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Cooking snow peas? I really love snow peas when I go to restaurants (Thai, Japanese, etc). How do I cook them?

2nd October 2009

Cooking snow peas? I really love snow peas when I go to restaurants (Thai, Japanese, etc). How do I cook them?

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I am look more for how to cook them and what to season them with. I am fine mixing it with a stirfry or even just cooking snow peas alone and eating them! How can I season them?

Boil some water. When it comes to a boil throw in the snow peas. Let them boil 2 or 3 minutes (they should turn a darker green and get a little plump. If you are stir frying them with meat, have the meat already done. (You can throw some shrimp in a pan with olive oil, soy sauce, garlic and red pepper.) Then toss in the snow peas and mix it around for a bit (not so long that they get soggy) and you’re done.

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1 On October 3rd, 2009, Gab B said:
put them in a pan with oil and what ever seasoning you want like garlic, basil or anything like that and then put the top on the pan and just every few minutes mix them…until you think they are done..
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2 On October 3rd, 2009, erin7 said:
Boil some water. When it comes to a boil throw in the snow peas. Let them boil 2 or 3 minutes (they should turn a darker green and get a little plump. If you are stir frying them with meat, have the meat already done. (You can throw some shrimp in a pan with olive oil, soy sauce, garlic and red pepper.) Then toss in the snow peas and mix it around for a bit (not so long that they get soggy) and you’re done.
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