A lot of people don't realise that pea shoots are the best part of the pea plant to eat. They make a wonderful salad 'leaf'. If you can't get hold of them, then use a mixture of rocket and baby spinach leaves instead. Also, the point of this salad is that you use fresh, raw peas. If you can't get them, then make a different salad.
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Sweet pea & pecorino salad
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Nutritional Information - Amount per serving:
- Calories 494kcal
- Carbs 5.0g
- Sugar 1.7g
- Fat 47.6g
- Saturates 9.8g
- Protein 10.2g
Method
Add your peas and pea shoots to a bowl with the radicchio. Add the lemon juice and three times as much extra virgin olive oil. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Divide the salad between your plates and crumble over the cheese. So simple, but so delicious!
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