Sesame snow peas
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Cooking the snow peas on a slow heat for a short time keeps them nice and crispy. It is quick and easy to make and will go well with many types of dishes. To string the snow peas, hold the top of a snow pea and pull downward. If the string isn’t totally removed pull on the opposite end or just leave as is.
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