
10 Tips for when cooking this dish
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Choose firm, bright green pods for freshest flavour. 
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Always blanch beans before peeling for easy skin removal. 
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Double-pod (remove skins) for the creamiest texture. 
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Use butter and olive oil together for balanced flavour. 
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Add lemon zest for extra brightness. 
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Toss in fresh mint or dill for variation. 
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Avoid overcooking — beans should stay tender, not mushy. 
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Save the cooking water for soups or stocks. 
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Mix with pasta, grains, or risotto for heartier meals. 
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Freeze peeled beans to enjoy year-round. 
Serve it with suggestions
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Grilled lamb or chicken 
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Mixed into grain bowls or risottos 
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Tossed with fresh pasta and Parmesan 
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Added to Mediterranean salads 
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Served alongside roasted vegetables 
FAQs
Q: Do I need to peel broad beans after blanching?
A: Yes, peeling removes the tough outer skin, leaving the tender bean inside.
Q: Can I use frozen broad beans instead of fresh?
A: Absolutely — they’re pre-shelled and convenient for quick meals.
Q: How long do cooked broad beans last in the fridge?
A: Store in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
Q: Can I make broad beans vegan?
A: Yes, replace butter with extra olive oil.
Q: Are broad beans healthy?
A: Yes, they’re rich in protein, fibre, iron, and vitamins, making them very nutritious.

 
                       
         
         
         
       
      