Used up left over ham to make soup, split green peas, carrots, onions and ham. Tastes better than it looks.
by pepperjack77-7
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[recipe from Bernardin](https://www.bernardin.ca/recipes/en/habitant-soup.htm?Lang=EN-US)
That looks delicious! I love split pea soup with ham!
How does the taste/texture hold up once you pressure can it?