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Black-eyed peas and greens boiled together and dressed with olive oil and lemon — a Cypriot fasting-day dish.
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Louvi are black-eyed peas in Cyprus, a staple on the everyday table. This simple dish boils them with lahana (greens) and dresses them generously with olive oil and lemon juice, and it's often eaten during Orthodox fasting periods. Sometimes zucchini is added, or it's served with salted sardines or olives.
Rinse the black-eyed peas, bring to a boil from cold water, and drain once.
Boil in fresh water for 20 minutes.
Add sliced zucchini for 5 minutes, then the greens for 3 minutes, and drain.
Dress with salt, grated garlic, olive oil, and lemon juice.
Season with pepper and serve with olives.