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    Can I microwave snap peas?
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    Yes, you can.
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    How do I prepare fresh vegatables for an 8-month-old baby?
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    Steam the vegetables until softened, then puree using a blender or food mill.
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    When microwaving the snap peas, I noticed that some of the pods were tough and stringy. Others were OK. Any suggestions for this? Maybe microwaving longer?
    Donagan
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    The toughness of pods is related to their age. Water-boiling or microwaving can help, but some may be too old to eat.
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    Are snap peas vegetable?
    Torpi
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    Snap peas are technically legumes, like beans and lentils. However, they are often treated as a vegetable, much like tomatoes and peppers, which are technically fruit.
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