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Sweet Pea and Leek Pancakes
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Gina U.
April 5, 2020
I made it exactly as written and it was so good. I used it as a side for New York steak strips with fennel rub. it paired so perfectly. I also had to use frozen peas. I cannot wait to use fresh as I am sure it will only be that much better.
Donna
March 24, 2015
I'm confused, 3/4 lb of peas in the pod doesn't amount to much. How much actual peas should be used in this recipe? Good recipe's don't use these type of measures as 3/4 lb of peas in the pod can vary wildly in the amount of peas available for the recipe!!!!
anne
January 18, 2014
Made this with frozen peas, it is winter after all. Added quinoa for a more substantial side dish. Served it with the smoked salmon w/ horseradish caper sauce, except I poached my salmon. Very Spring-y but hey, it was 75 degrees today in San Francisco!
people
July 27, 2013
Your Food52 recipes are wonderful, but would be enhanced with the nutritional information with carbohydrate mg, protein mg, fat mg, saturated fat mg, unsaturated fat mg,and number of servings. Please consider adding it with future recipes. Thanks!
creamcheese
April 18, 2013
My boyfriend made these last week, so I can't comment on following the recipe, but I can say that they were absolutely delicious!
bexwithanx6
April 16, 2013
I Just made this! I only had frozen peas and not quite enough leeks, but it was still absolutely delicious!
Carol T.
April 18, 2013
I used frozen peas as well. I made sure to have the small variety and had to get them thawed out while I was getting the milk to room temp, getting the butter soft, and the egg to room temp. The first time I made it I did not have shallots, and used a small sweet onion. It was a bit too much, and I would either cut back on the amount or wait until I had shallots.
Carol T.
April 13, 2013
Someone sent me a copy of this they had apparently transcribed and had written 3/4 cup of shelled peas. It seemed a bit scant so I use more now. I also cut the leeks lengthwise and then in slices, seems to give a better texture. I also note in both this recipe and the one I have, that although it calls for one egg, step 4 says "eggs". I still use just one. Also, instead of scallions on top we like chopped chives. Next time I am going to serve with some sauteed mushrooms as well. thanks!
damage
January 10, 2013
Just made my first batch. Replaced the butter with Smart Balance Light and the flour with buckwheat flour. Other than that followed it to a "T" and they are delicious. Thanks for this recipe!
Holly Z.
October 8, 2012
I needed a bit more flavor so I added some heat with more spices. Red Pepper Flake and Chili Powder. I also served it with sour cream.
Citygal
May 1, 2012
Great recipe! The farmer's market has wonderful fresh peas and gorgeous leeks. Can't wait to try this.
FunkyLady
April 30, 2012
Just made these and they came out great. I omitted the dill because I don't care for it but added some fresh chive. Next time I might blanch the peas to get them going -I used fresh peas that took a bit longer to cook and I honestly should have cooked them longer. Thank you for a wonderful and creative use for fresh peas!
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