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Wisteria's hanging bunches of pea-like flowers bring a feeling of affluence and style wherever you find them – as with all the best plants, they are always in fashion.
Stylish Climbers' with wonderful Wisteria Thatsnews 2008
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The vast majority of food processor dough recipes tell you to pulse the butter with the flour until it forms coarse or pea-like bits, and then add the water and pulse it until “just combined”.
pie crust 102: all butter, really flaky pie dough | smitten kitchen 2008
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Wisteria's hanging bunches of pea-like flowers bring a feeling of affluence and style wherever you find them – as with all the best plants, they are always in fashion.
Archive 2008-05-01 Thatsnews 2008
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Here is why: The vast majority of food processor dough recipes tell you to pulse the butter with the flour until it forms coarse or pea-like bits, and then add the water and pulse it until “just combined”.
pie crust 102: all butter, really flaky pie dough | smitten kitchen 2008
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The pink-red or white flowers of this papilionaceous (pea-like flowered) legume are unusually large (5-10 cm in length and about 3 cm wide before opening); this novelty may be the principal reason for grandiflora having been distributed by man throughout the tropics and subtropics.
Chapter 10 1996
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This papilionaceous (pea-like flowered) legume bears racemes of 4-20 yellow flowers that may be lightly to heavily streaked with purple.
Chapter 10 1996
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Katuk is delicious; after chewing a raw leaf or stem tip a few times you can notice a pea-like or nutty flavor.
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This papilionaceous (pea-like flowered) legume bears racemes of 4-20 yellow flowers that may be lightly to heavily streaked with purple.
Chapter 46 1990
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Pink to lavender pea-like flowers, 15 mm long, appear in short, dense racemes or panicles in the late spring.
Chapter 29 1990
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The shrubs have no thorns and produce profuse masses of fragrant white pea-like flowers in early spring, making them attractive ornamental plants.
Chapter 21 1990
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