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Black Country Mushy Peas

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fallenempires · 23/03/2013 16:44

Anyone got a good recipe?
TIASmile

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DaveyStott · 23/03/2013 18:43

I'm Black Country but I'm not sure what you mean by Black Country mushy peas - do you mean grey peas & bacon (or as pronounced, gray pays an barecon)? You need a certain type of peas - I've seen them for sale in local butchers/ farm shops.

fallenempires · 24/03/2013 23:04

Thanks DaveyStott
I'm not a Midlander, Dp is, but I've moved here.
I did however try the most delicious fish n chips with mushy peas in a chippy in Darleston.
What are the certain types of peas that you mention?

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Curioustiger · 25/03/2013 10:05

I have to say I read this and was surprised that you wouldn't just buy a tin of mushy peas! But I did see a recipe recently on the nigella website (though not one of hers)... Here you go:
mushy goodness

fallenempires · 25/03/2013 12:16

Thanks for that tigerlilygrr.I had looked at tins but he wanted to try something authentic.

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DaveyStott · 25/03/2013 12:18

If you got them from the chippy, they probably weren't the grey peas that I mentioned (this is what they are called - they're a dried pea that goes kind of brown when cooked). I think you probably just found a chip shop with nice mushy peas!

JiltedJohnsJulie · 25/03/2013 14:01

What's the difference between mushy peas and Black Country mushy peas?

fallenempires · 25/03/2013 22:47

DaveyStott I will tell DP that he needs to be corrected.Wink
This is a chippy that his GD used to take him to as a treat as a child and apparently was a family recipe and this has been handed down to the new owners.
If you do find a gray pays an barecon recipe then please let me knowSmile

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