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Minted Pea Soup with Smoked Salmon

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Nick Nairn opts for frozen peas in his delicate soup because they tend to be sweeter and less starchy than fresh peas, not to mention faster to prepare. Nairn often makes the soup in advance; he chills it quickly in an ice-water bath before freezing it to retain the vivid green color.

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Gewürztraminer, an Alsatian grape that also produces terrific wines in the Pacific Northwest, has enough body to match this velvety soup, and a rich fruitiness that makes a nice counterpoint to the salty salmon. The 2005 Chateau Ste. Michelle recalls spiced citrus fruit, while the 2004 Columbia Crest Two Vines is lightly sweet, with apricot flavors.

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