Purple snow peas from the tomb of King Tut. These unique purple podded snow peas are said to come out of the tomb of King Tut. I love these purple podded peas because their purple color make them easy to spot on the plant for harvest. Plants are vigorous and vines get over 8 feet in length. Pods are not super sweet like the green varieties but still good in flavor. I like to eat them raw so as to not lose the purple color during the cooking process. They look gorgeous sprinkled over a garden salad or added to crudité platters. If harvested young while the pods are still flat, it can be eaten like snow peas. Or allow the peas to swell inside the pod and harvest to eat fresh green peas.
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you cannot tell me those aren’t dried up eggplants, raisin eggplants