Araka (Peas, Potatoes & Dill)

photo by puppitypup




- Ready In:
- 25mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 1 cup dill (chopped)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 large onion
- 0.5 (16 ounce) bag frozen baby peas
- 3 medium waxy potatoes
directions
- Chop the onion and lightly fry in olive oil.
- Add the peas, and stir in the dill.
- Chop the potatoes into 4 segments each and add to the pan.
- Add water until just covering the peas and potato.
- Simmer until potato is soft but not overdone.
- Serve warm with some feta cheese (optional).
- Also good the next day!
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Reviews
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Unpeeled photos were a hit with us too.. less work and more vitamins, a classic win/win situation. I liked very much that this didn't use mayo or dairy based dressings or eggs and that the dressing was tasty but not overpowering. More of a compliment of a sauce to the onion, potatoes and peas. Please see my Rating System: 4 excellent stars for a recipe that pleased guests and was something different but not too wildly different, it even pleased one of our slightly more fussy guests. Thanks!
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We liked this! I didn't add the peas until the very end as I like crunchy tender peas. Also, I added some butter and salt and pepper for a bit more flavor. Thank you for posting Angela, I'd never thought about making peas and potatoes together! Made for ZWT, please see my rating system as I rate tougher than most.
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GREAT TASTE & EASY TO MAKE ~ What more would one want in a side dish, & I appreciated the fact that the potatoes were left unpeeled! Since I do like my fresh peas barely cooked (Most of the time I just pour boiling water over them & let them set a minute or two!), I added them at almost the last minute, so at least they were warm! Thanks for a great recipe! [Made & reviewed while in Greece on Zaar's World Tour 4]
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This was good -- but with the amount of water that had to cook off, the peas got overcooked. I think the water to cover might be better just for the potatoes initially, and then perhaps add the peas when the water is half reduced? I did very much like the flavor combination here, so will probably make this again, but will add the peas nearer the end so that they stay firm. Thanks, Ang11002.
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Ang11002
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<p><span style=color: #ff00ff;><strong><img title=Cool src=/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-cool.gif border=0 alt=Cool /> <span style=color: #000000;>Hi! Im Angela and I am 32. I have a brilliant and beautiful 11 yr old son. He is the best thing that ever happened to me! </span></strong></span></p>