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Homemade Wasabi Peas.....Recipe ideas

tastykimmie

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BekkiM

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A quick Google search for "wasabi peas recipe" came up with

All Recipes (Notice that they rehydrate the peas, and then dehydrate them again)

And here's one that's not crunchy: recipe

And one more, for good measure... another recipe

I'm definitely going to have to make a project of this, because I love wasabi peas so much... :biggrin:

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BekkiM

BekkiM

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Stop me before I Google again...

This "recipe" cracked me up. How is the wasabi powder supposed to stick to the peas? If I wanted pure wasabi powder, I'd buy it in the 4lb bags I recently spotted at HMart and eat it with a spoon. :blink:

Feast then thy heart, for what the heart has had, the hand of no heir shall ever hold.
tastykimmie

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Stop me before I Google again...

This "recipe" cracked me up.  How is the wasabi powder supposed to stick to the peas?  If I wanted pure wasabi powder, I'd buy it in the 4lb bags I recently spotted at HMart and eat it with a spoon.  :blink:

:laugh::shock::laugh::shock::laugh:

"look real nice...............wrapped up twice"

BarbaraY

BarbaraY

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I believe that the Wasabi Peas are freeze-dried. I may be wrong but ordinary dried peas are hard not light and crunchy like wasabi peas.

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