Re: Black Peas
 

D'you know, Lancs-born-and-bred black pudding and tripe lover as I am, I don't think I've ever had black peas. Of course, after reading this thread, I desperately want to try them. I haven't noticed them on sale in the supermarkets round here. Are they sold dried in packets - or what?

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for some reason I seem to remember they were obtained from the local pet shop :eek: ;)

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I got mine in the market hall in Accrington.... the one that used to be the Health Stall :
I think you can also get them at Pet shops:

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Yep, they are sold dried in bags as black peas or pigeon peas, think you can still get them in the market hall here, or possibly Holland and Barretts?
Deffo a Bonfirenight staple! Loads of vinegar, I usually soak them overnight and then bring to boil following day before reheating on return from Bonfire!

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Last time I had black peas was at the fair when it was held on Ellison's Tenement.

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I get mine from Asda, dried peas, butter beans, black peas, lentles, split peas, harricot beans, all sorts of legumes.

Retlaw.

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And great for pea shooters:mosher:

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hi do holland and barrett sell black peas anybody know as i live in the midlands now remember having them at accy fair in the early 60s better know as pidgeon peas then

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Parched peas was all the rage when I was a kid.
I remember when on the fair at Ewood my two daughters and my misses went to take a ride on some new fangled hurdy gurdy and my youngest daughter them two years old decided that she did not like the ride and tried to escape.
I was at the time stood at the parched pea stall enjoying my peas to be confronted by all of my family in a state of distress and blaming me for not being with them.
We have a laugh at this situation many times.........but I still love Parched peas