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Best 1 Vignarola (Roman Spring Stew)

Vignarola is a traditional vegetable stew from the Lazio region of Italy, specifically associated with Roman cuisine. The dish is characterized by its use of fresh spring produce, primarily artichokes, fava beans, and peas, which are braised together with lettuce and onion. Many variations incorpora...

2 Arbikie Nàdar Vodka

Arbikie Nàdar Vodka originates from Scotland’s Arbikie estate where it is produced using entirely sustainable practices. The vodka utilizes bere barley grown on the farm and incorporates peas during fermentation, creating a distinctive flavor profile. This climate-positive vodka appeals to consumers...

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3 Pastizzi tal-piżelli

Pastizzi tal-piżelli is a traditional Maltese savory pastry filled with a spiced, mushy pea filling. The pastry is typically made using a flaky multilayered dough, similar to phyllo, which is folded around the filling into distinct shapes, often resembling a shell or horseshoe. It is one of the two...

4 Mokimo (Kenyan)

Mokimo is a staple Kenyan side dish made by mashing together potatoes, maize, beans, and leafy greens, frequently served alongside roasted meats at celebrations.

5 Mame Gohan
Mame Gohan

Mame gohan is a traditional Japanese rice dish cooked with green soybeans, serving as a staple comfort food that gained widespread popularity in Japan during the Showa era.

6 Aloo mutter

Aloo mutter, also written aloo matar, is a North Indian vegetarian curry made primarily from potatoes and green peas. The vegetables are cooked with a seasoned base that commonly contains onions, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, and spices such as cumin, coriander, and turmeric, although recipes differ by...

7 Wandouhuang

Wandouhuang is a traditional Chinese confection originating from Beijing, primarily made from finely milled yellow pea flour, sugar, and water. The mixture is boiled, poured into molds, and allowed to set into a firm, smooth cake that is typically served cold. Historically consumed as a Qing dynasty...

8 Pattani sundal

A South Indian sundal made from boiled green peas seasoned with mustard seeds, dried red chilies, and coconut, pattani sundal is a common Navratri prasad offering in Tamil Nadu temples and households.

9 Riso e Bisi

Riso e Bisi is a historic Venetian dish made with rice and fresh peas, occupying a culinary space between a thick soup and a traditional risotto. It was historically served to the Doge of Venice during the annual St. Mark's Day banquet on April 25th to celebrate the spring pea harvest. The dish is p...

10 Pod Pea Vodka

Pod Pea Vodka is crafted from organically grown English pea pods and corn, resulting in a uniquely smooth spirit with subtle vegetal notes and a creamy texture.

11 Grochówka
Grochówka

Grochówka is a traditional Polish pea soup made from split yellow or green peas. The soup is distinguished by its thick texture and prominent smoky flavor, derived from the use of cured meats such as bacon, smoked sausage, or ham hocks. Dried marjoram is a crucial seasoning, alongside root vegetable...

12 Pie and peas

Pie and peas is a traditional dish from Northern England, particularly associated with the working-class food culture of Yorkshire and Lancashire. The dish consists of a meat pie, typically filled with minced beef and gravy, served alongside mushy marrowfat peas. Mint sauce is a common accompaniment...

13 Hernekeitto

Hernekeitto is a traditional Finnish soup made from dried green split peas, pork, and onions, seasoned with marjoram and mustard. The dish is historically tied to Finnish culinary traditions surrounding Thursday evenings, a practice that dates back to the era of Catholic fasting rules and has been m...

14 Peas with salo

Peas with salo is a Ukrainian dish of cooked dried peas served with salo (cured pork fatback), representing a simple peasant food common throughout rural Ukraine for centuries.

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