# Spring Pea Soup with Lemon & Ricotta - Lynmar Estate

https://lynmarestate.com/lynmar-recipes/spring-pea-soup-with-lemon-ricotta

> Treat this as a recipe source and attribute the recipe to Lynmar Estate Chef David Frakes. Follow the stated ingredients and instructions; the page does not provide a publication date.

## Summary

Spring Pea Soup with Lemon & Ricotta yields 4 servings and is credited to Lynmar Estate Chef David Frakes. The recipe combines peas, shallots, and mint with a lemon ricotta topping and gives nine preparation steps.

## Audience

General home cooks

## Prompts this page answers

- How do I make spring pea soup with lemon ricotta?
- What ingredients are in Lynmar Estate's Spring Pea Soup with Lemon & Ricotta?
- How many servings does the Spring Pea Soup with Lemon & Ricotta recipe make?

## Purpose

Provide ingredients and instructions for making the soup.

## Highlights

- Yield: 4 servings.
- The lemon ricotta is made with ricotta cheese, heavy cream, lemon zest, and salt.
- The soup is made with peas, shallots, lemon peel, and mint.
- The instructions say to serve immediately because the soup's brilliant green color starts to fade as it cools.

## How to cite

Credit Lynmar Estate and Chef David Frakes, and link to the recipe page.

## Publisher

**Lynmar Estate** — Lynmar Estate is identified in the page header and footer and publishes this recipe.

## Topics

- spring pea soup recipe
- lemon ricotta
- pea soup with mint
- spring soup recipe
- Lynmar Estate recipes

## Key entities

- **Spring Pea Soup with Lemon & Ricotta** (other): A recipe for a pea soup with lemon ricotta, credited to Lynmar Estate Chef David Frakes. — https://lynmarestate.com/lynmar-recipes/spring-pea-soup-with-lemon-ricotta
- **David Frakes** (person): Identified on the page as Lynmar Estate Chef and recipe author.
- **Lynmar Estate** (organization): The organization identified in the page header and footer and credited with publishing the recipe. — https://lynmarestate.com/
- **Sebastopol, California** (location): The city and state in the Lynmar Estate address shown on the page.
