Jamaicans refer to nearly all beans as "peas." Kidney beans are probably the most popular. Gungo (pigeon) peas have also been a hit since their introduction from West Africa by the S [..]

A variable annual leguminous vine (Pisum sativum) that is cultivated for its rounded smooth or wrinkled edible protein-rich Seeds, the Seed of the pea, and the immature pods with their included Seeds. [..]

The edible seeds contained within the pods of various vines; the seeds are generally shelled and the pod discarded; although available fresh, peas are usually marketed canned or frozen.

Pronounce it: p-eesA type of legume, peas grow inside long, plump pods. As is the case with all types of legume, their sugars start to turn to starch as shortly after they're picked, so they a [..]

Peas

A variable annual leguminous vine (Pisum sativum) that is cultivated for its rounded smooth or wrinkled edible protein-rich seeds, the seed of the pea, and the immature pods with their included seeds. [..]

Peas are a vegetable rich in vitamins and minerals.

Peas are highly nutritious legumes that are made up of protein, starch and fiber in addition to vitamins and minerals.

Peas are highly nutritious legumes that are made up of protein, starch and fiber in addition to vitamins and minerals.

Garden peas (Pisum sativum) are an annual vine that has been cultivated for its rounded smooth or wrinkled edible seeds. Green peas are a fresh vegetable source of protein and contain a good source of Vitamins B, C, and A, fiber, and bone-enhancing vitamin K1.

BLUE uses fresh, green peas. A good source of protein, Vitamin A and potassium. Peas are packed with fiber to help support GI health.

Peas are a good source of vitamin K1, folic acid and vitamin B6, and are included in the Arden Grange Partners canned foods. Back to top

Peas are a vegetable rich in vitamins and minerals.

Peas are highly nutritious legumes that are made up of protein, starch and fiber in addition to vitamins and minerals.

the edible seeds contained within the pods of various vines; the seeds are generally shelled and the pod discarded; although available fresh, peas are usually marketed canned or frozen.

the edible seeds contained within the pods of various vines; the seeds are generally shelled and the pod discarded; although available fresh, peas are usually marketed canned or frozen.

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Dreaming of eating peas, augurs robust health and the accumulation of wealth. Much activity is indicated for farmers and their women folks. To see them growing, denotes fortunate enterprises. To plant them, denotes that your hopes are well grounded and they will be realized. To gather them, signifies that your plans will culminate in good and you w [..]

are the Tropics primary source of protein - even more so than meat. Gungo/pigeon peas, cow peas and black-eye peas are popular. Some beans such as Kidney, Lima, Butter and Broad (also called Fava) beans, are somewhat confusingly also called peas. Smaller peas are generally used in Rice and Peas while larger peas are used in savoury stews and side d [..]

Jamaicans refer to nearly all beans as “peas.” Kidney beans are probably the most popular. Gungo (pigeon) peas have also been a hit since their introduction from West Africa by the Spanish, as have co [..]

High quality ingredient with abundant beneficial nutrients Green peas contain health-promoting antioxidants as well as a wide spectrum of nutr [..]

Garden peas (Pisum sativum) are annual vines that have been cultivated for their rounded smooth or wrinkled edible seeds. Green peas are a vegetable source of protein and contain a good source of Vitamins B, C, and A, fiber, and vitamin K. Peas are also termed a “pulse” crop. Pulse crops are sustainably grown in North America; they are one of the f [..]

A Plant genus of the Family Fabaceae. Some species were reclassified from Cassia and Senna.

Peas are an excellent source starch (see carbohydrate) and of protein which is similar to soya protein (see protein). OSCAR use peas sourced in the UK.

  A pulse.  Here is my Pea Grow Log