Mangetout, also known as sugar snap peas or snow peas, refers to edible pea varieties with flat, tender pods that can be eaten whole. They are typically sweet and crunchy, making them popular in salads, stir-fries, and as snacks. Mangetout is rich in vitamins and can be enjoyed raw or lightly cooked to preserve their crisp texture.
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It is a young variety of edible pea, typically "snow peas", "sugar peas" or "sugar snap peas". With "mange tout" you can eat the pod, as well as the peas inside. "Mange tout" is based on the French words "manger" (meaning "to eat") and "tout" (meaning "all"), hence, "eat all".
Mangetout is defined as a variety of pea which also has an edible pod. These peas are usually eaten while the pod is young and flat.The word comes from Old French and literally means "eat all".Snap peas and snow peas are two examples of mangetout.See the quick video below to hear how it is pronounced.Related Question:What is mangetout?Further reading:Mangetout in the Oxford English Dictionary
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It used to be grown extensively in Zimbabwe, although it can still be found growing in certain parts of South Africa
You can typically find mangetout in the fresh produce section of the supermarket, alongside other vegetables. They are often located near snow peas and snap peas. Look for them in the refrigerated area, usually packaged or in bulk bins. If you're having trouble finding them, don't hesitate to ask a store employee for assistance.
Mangetout, also known as snow peas, is not specifically "made" as it is a type of edible pea pod that grows on the Pisum sativum plant. They are cultivated in various regions around the world, including Europe, North America, and Asia, particularly in temperate climates. The pods are harvested while still young and tender, making them a popular ingredient in salads and stir-fries.
mangetout takes about 5 minutes in a steamer, or 2 minutes in boiling salt water, op and tail each one!