Lemon-Butter Snow Peas
Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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10 m servings- Adjust
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- This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
- Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in an 1,100 watt microwave.
- Nutritional Analysis: 3/4 cup (prepared with reduced-fat butter)equals 76 calories, 3 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 40 mg sodium, 9 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 4 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 2 vegetable, 1/2 fat.
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Whoa! Microwave vegetables? - 1 star. Pan-cooked? - 4-5 stars! Never, never, never microwave as your primary cooking method ... it ruins your food, cooks unevenly, and gives a "tinny" flavor....
I thought these should be titled Italian snow peas. The Italian seasoning, esp. the rosemary came out rather strong. I think I would have just liked these with the butter, lemon, and maybe a lit...
Whoa! Microwave vegetables? - 1 star. Pan-cooked? - 4-5 stars! Never, never, never microwave as your primary cooking method ... it ruins your food, cooks unevenly, and gives a "tinny" flavor....
I wouldn't change a thing about the sauce, however I cooked the snow peas in boiling water for about 4 minutes instead of using the microwave. The garlic and butter smelled so good while they w...
Easy and delicious way to add some zip to snow peas. I steamed them for 2 minutes, and then substituted olive oil for the butter and drizzled the oil/lemon/seasoning mixture overtop - even my 1...
Quick and simple. Followed the recipe to a tee, cooked for 3 minutes on high in the microwave. They came out crisp, retained their beautiful colour, and the lemon, butter, and Italian seasonin...
This actually wasn't bad. I really liked the flavors of the lemon, butter, and Italian seasonings. Next time I don't think I'll cook the snow peas quite as long since they came out a bit soft.
I had to do some changes; I microwaved the snow peas, and then I put the cold butter in an alluminum bowl, added the peas and so the butter melted with the warmth of the peas, added the lemon ju...
This recipe was fantastic. The only change I made was I added the minced garlic from a jar and left out the Italian seasoning. I would definetly use this one again.
Made this while I was making salmon--acted as a great means to cleanse the palette between bites of fish. Quick and easy ! Will definitely make again.
I was not a snow pea fan until now. This is a great recipe! In the winter, it makes you think of summer and I can't wait to make it with farmer's market snow peas in the summer!