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Bring the water to a boil and steam the peas for no more than three to four minutes. Steam the peas for less time if you plan to incorporate the peas into a heated dish. Remove the pot from the heat and plunge the steamed peas into a bath of ice water to stop the cooking process and to help the peas retain their color.
Place the water on the stove. Adjust the temperature on the stove so it begins to boil. Once you notice steam coming from the pot, place the snap peas inside a netted steamer. Place the netted steamer inside the pot so it is submerged in the boiling water. 5. Cover the pot with the lid. Leave the snap peas on the stove and inside the pot to allow the hot water to boil and cook the peas. 6. Wait 5 minutes. Remove the pot from the stove and place it on a cooling rack. 7. Remove the netted steamer with the peas from inside the pot.