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Peas


La Légumière, the specialist in Breton and seasonal vegetables!

Shape and external appearance


The pod, of various lengths, must be well filled and show the peas inside.

Properties


Peas contain three antioxidant vitamins, beta-carotene and a lot of fiber, which makes them a healthy vegetable.
The pea is very energetic, remineralizing. and a high slow sugar content.

Caliber


The pea itself should be between 0.5 and 1 cm in diameter. Their number in a pod is variable…

Scientific and botanical name


Pisum Sativum.

Coloring


Bottle green.

Origin & Culture


Peas have been cultivated since Neolithic times and accompanied cereals in the development of agriculture in the Near East. In ancient times and in the Middle Ages, it was a staple food in Europe and in the Mediterranean basin; the combination of peas or beans and wheat provided a balanced diet, particularly in terms of proteins (like the bean-corn combination of the Amerindians).

Smell


No particular smell.

Preparation advice


Fresh peas are used as a side vegetable. In French cuisine, the expression “à la Clamart” means accompanied by a pea garnish (e.g.: escalope de veau à la Clamart). Peas can also be eaten raw with a little salt.

Texture


No particular smell.

Home preservation


Peas can be stored for two to three days in the refrigerator in the coldest part. If you want to keep it for a long time, keep it in the freezer.

Flavor


Whether raw or cooked, peas are sweet.

The seasonality of the product


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Juin (6)

Juillet (7)

Our recipes based on this product


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Packaging available for this product


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The seasonality of the product


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Mai (5)

Juin (6)

Juillet (7)

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Laurent, Ronan and Frédéric Méar

Producers for La Légumière


Laurent, Ronan and Frédéric Méar have been producing vegetables for La Légumière for many years. The cultivation of Breton vegetables no longer holds any secrets for these three brothers.