Pea

Overripe peas can be used in dishes like stew, curry or shepherd’s pie where they are cooked longer and their flavor is not the main… Read More »Can You Eat Overripe Snow Peas?

Bacterial blight is a serious disease of field peas that is caused by the pathogens Pseudomonas syringae pv. pisi and Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae. It… Read More »Can Peas Get Blight?

To properly clean your snow peas, start by washing them off under cold water. Remove any pods that are blemished or damaged. Cut off the… Read More »Do Snow Peas Need To Be Cleaned?

Store pods in a plastic bag in the crisper drawer of the refrigerator and use them within a couple of days. Once they’re shelled, the… Read More »How Do You Store Pea Pods In The Fridge?

To process the sugar snap peas really isn’t hard at all. It just takes a few containers, some boiling water and a cool bath to… Read More »Can You Vacuum Seal Sugar Snap Peas?

To maximize the shelf life of dried split peas, keep the package tightly closed at all times. To further maximize the shelf life of dried… Read More »How Do You Store Split Peas Long Term?

Peas Expiration Date Unopened Pantry Freezer Fresh Pea Pods last 2-3 Days (Do not shell until ready to use) 1 Year (Blanch and shell first)… Read More »How Long Do Pea Pods Last?

Once pickled, sugar snap peas are considered a highly acidic item, making them able to be canned using a hot water bath canner or steam… Read More »Can You Can Sugar Snap Peas?

Blanch the peas in boiling water for 2 minutes and then remove with a slotted spoon to pack into prepared canning jars. Top with either… Read More »How Do You Preserve Peas In A Jar?

Cool the peas as soon as you’ve plucked them. To preserve the texture and flavor of the peas, take them inside immediately after harvesting. Store… Read More »How Do You Harvest And Store Sugar Snap Peas?