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Peas Pudding

If you are looking for a easy step by step recipe to make peas pudding you are in the right place. This tasty recipe id made two ways!

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1 bowl peas pudding
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PEAS PUDDING

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PEAS PUDDING
Split peas to make peas pudding

You can get split peas in bulk stores or in a plastic bag, yellow or green. The two colours of split peas taste the same, our recipe to cook the peas pudding is posted at the bottom of this message.

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PEAS PUDDING
Peas pudding made two ways, in the cotton pudding bag and cooked in the saucepan with salt beef, ham or sea salt.

Don’t be afraid to make peas pudding it is so tasty and easy to cook, we have a video tutorial here for you to follow, of making our peas pudding two ways.

If its easy for me it will be easy for you, the KEY to prefect results every time is SOAKING THE SPLIT PEAS OVER NIGHT!

So what are you waiting for get going and soak your split peas to cook tomorrow after work……

PEAS PUDDING
Having a fried touton with a bowl of peas pudding is the best.

I love a touton served with my PEAS PUDDING Traditional Newfoundland Toutons and Frozies  on the side or with my JIGGS DINNER and I will share those links with you to follow.

Traditional Newfoundland Jiggs Dinner 

Newfoundland Bread Pudding
Our Newfoundland Bread Pudding is served with jiggs dinner and roasted chicken with gravy.
Peas pudding with jiggs dinner, touton and its so tasty.
Peas pudding with jiggs dinner, touton and its so tasty.

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So from our kitchen to yours, thank you for joining us and have a wonderful day….Bonita, RMHussey Productions and Team…..

Peas pudding made two ways…..
Peas pudding made two ways…..

The recipePeas Pudding

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  1. You will need one cotton pudding bag with string, saucepan or boiler, soaked salt beef or salted riblets, or a chunk of ham.

  2. Then add ½ bag of yellow split peas to a pudding bag tied with a string, place in a bowl with 2 cups cold water and soak overnight, keep on the counter top or in the fridge, “keep pudding bag inside the bowl so it doesn't release water.

  3. ” Next day, remove pudding bag with soaked peas from water, then discard water.

  4. Add 2 cups of cold water to saucepan or boiler start cooking on a medium heat with ham, salt beef or salted riblets.

  5. “ If you are using salted beef you will need to part cook it for one hour and discard water, top with more water and add the peas pudding bag to start cooking peas pudding.

  6. Tie pudding bag on to the side of saucepan or boiler to stay in place while cooking, add ÂĽ piece of onion with the chuck of ham, salt beef or riblets, cook for one hour checking the saucepan for more water if needed.

  7. Remove pudding bag from pot then cut the string from bag, removing all liquid from cooked peas pudding by twisting the bag tight to remove liquid, then pour all peas into a bowl, mash with butter and pepper to taste.

cooking in Saucepan

  1. You will need a saucepan, soaked salted beef or riblets, or a chunk of ham.

  2. In a medium saucepan add ½  bag yellow split peas and 2 cups cold water, soak overnight on the countertop or fridge.

  3. The next day, remove water and replace with 2 cups of cold water, ÂĽ piece of onion, chuck of ham, 1 tsp sea salt.

  4. “ If you are cooking with salted beef or salted pork riblets don’t use sea salt.

  5. Cook salted beef or salted pork riblets one hour before adding the yellow split peas to fresh water with beef. “

  6. When a saucepan with soaked peas starts to boil, stir occasionally so it doesn't burn to the saucepan, only add more water if split peas are not cooked enough, then only add about ÂĽ cup of water at a time. After 45 minutes with split peas cooking and all water is gone and peas are thickened, add butter and pepper stirring it in to make it creamy, leaving ham or salted beef in with the peas.

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      Thanks,great job in how you do and explain everything,,I love to cook and will calling on you again for sure,again thank you and keep up the great work ?

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        Thank you Gary, I’m so glad you enjoyed our peas pudding video and please do stop by anytime and if you are looking for a recipe and can’t find it send me a message here or at [email protected]. Stay safe 🙂 Bonita

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