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Step 1
Put oregano and thyme into a tea strainer and immerse into boiling water for a few minutes.
Step 2
Rinse split-peas well, put them into a pot with oregano and thyme-infused water and regular water (use about 3 and ½ cups of liquid in total), two quarters of an onion, and a bay leaf.
Step 3
Simmer covered on a low heat until peas are completely soft.
Step 4
As the peas are cooking, chop an onion finely and saute it in a pan in olive oil until caramelised slightly.
Step 5
Place cooked peas on a sieve to drain excess liquid, keep the liquid in case the texture needs loosening up.
Step 6
Blend the peas and onion until smooth using an immersion blender. I prefer a milder onion taste so I blended only one quarter of an onion with the peas (and discarded the other quarter).
Step 7
Add lemon juice, garlic, salt and pepper.
Step 8
Serve warm, topped with 2 tablespoons of olive oil, sauteed red onion and capers.
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