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Recipe for Roasted Green Peas

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Green Pea is a vegetable that's liked by almost all age groups ☺! Roasted Green Peas Masala is 1 of its kind - it's a common snack in Asian countries. It's quite easy to make plus can be stored in air tight containers for couple of weeks - what more do you need for a healthy munch?! The crunchy & spiciness of these peas are so flavoursome that it can hit anybody's mouth anytime-anywhere☺!
Makes:	1½ cups
Preparation Time:	10-minutes.
Cooking Time:	1-hour
Ingredients:	Green Peas (fresh or frozen) - 2 cups
	Oil - 2½ tbsp
	Salt - ½ tsp
	Cayenne Pepper - ½ tsp
	Cumin Powder - ½ tsp
	Garlic Powder - ½ tsp
	Paprika - ¼ tsp
	Coriander Powder - ¼ tsp
	White Pepper - ¼ tsp
Method:	• Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Cover a baking tray with parchment paper. • Thaw the Green Peas and pour off all the Water. Gently pat them in a paper towel, make to remove the Water as much as possible. • Place Peas in a large bowl. Add Oil and toss to coat. • Next add rest of the ingredients and toss again. • Spread this Peas mixture on the baking sheet, gently tap them using the back of a large spoon to so that they are in a single layer. • Place this on the centre of your oven and bake for 1 hour or till it becomes crispy and slightly brown in colour. Remove them from oven and let it cool. This can be stored in an air tight container for few weeks and enjoy it with the drink of your choice!!!

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"Dear Spices of India, Thanks for such a good service. My items arrived today and I am really pleased with them. I will be ordering from you again once I start running low. It does help to have a source like yours up here in Aberdeen. We do have a reasonable size Asian population but there are no shops that out rightly sell stuff for cooking here, which is hard if you are a beginner starting out learning about it, like myself? Anyway Cheers!"

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