Four speedy meals to make with this versatile veg everyone has in the freezer
Put that bag of frozen peas to work in these recipes, which are perfect for brunch or a midweek dinner: fritters, a frittata, a pesto tart and a comforting fish pie.
Put that bag of frozen peas to work in these recipes, which are perfect for brunch or a midweek dinner: fritters, a frittata, a pesto tart and a comforting fish pie.
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