By all means use fresh peas if you have them. And remember, the smaller they are, the less cooking time they'll need. (frozen peas work fine if that's all you have. ) to make this a little more substantial, you can--if you like--add a cupful of drained and rinsed canned chickpeas. Don't skimp on the herbs; the dish really shines with them.
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