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By lisanicolepa1
Philadelphia, PA
on March 31, 2013
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Made this to go along with Easter dinner tonight and it was delicious!
By PirateJeni
Albany
on March 22, 2013
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I made this to go along with a seasoned steak. It was an excellent side dish. Don't skimp on the zest because it really adds a lovely fragrance to the dish. The spouse said she'd prefer less parsley, but I found it enjoyable.
I "cheated" and used frozen peas as finding fresh peas was more of a hassle than I cared to deal with
Don't be put off by your first mouthful. It's an unusual combination but after the third bite, I was totally sold.
I could see this easily being made a meal by mixing in some chickpeas and maybe some kind of nut? Pistachio? Walnut?