Author Notes
The farmers I work with makes jokes about me...I'm the most peapickinest pea picker they've ever had. In Wisconsin, they come early to mid June. When I get the all clear that the harvest is in, I go back into the fields and glean the rest. The "old peas", the ones that didn't quite make it, the ones half nibbled by a hungry fuzzy whatsis. I pick them all. Cleaned, shucked and frozen to wait for the day when the humidity breaks and people Want to eat soup again. —Christina Ward
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Ingredients
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1
small onion, chopped
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1 tablespoon
Your favorite curry powder
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4 cups
Chicken stock (can use vegetable stock to make it vegetarian)
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1 pound
peas (fresh or frozen, but Not tinned)
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4 ounces
heavy cream (or milk to keep it lighter)
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1 tablespoon
butter
Directions
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Place butter in in large sauce pan. Add chopped onions and curry powder. Sweat out over medium heat.
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Add chicken stock.
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Add the peas.
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Simmer for about 30 minutes until the peas are soft.
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Remove from heat. Whip out your handy dandy immersion blender and hop to it! Blend the soup mixture until smooth. Add cream and stir in with spoon.
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And that's it. Really. It's done. Toss a bit of green leafy something to garnish.
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