Started boiling peanuts last year once I found a source of green ones. Loved them so much I started growing my own. No easy feat here in Eastern Canada but they are doing fantastic. I'll wait till after the first couple of frosts before I harvest.
Peanuts are an expensive crop just to plant. I’m sure your farmer friend appreciates your efforts at hog control. They’ll eat right down a planted row over night, just rooting and eating!
Hey, Jeff: Up here in Indiana, we have to import our peanuts, so glad you gave us Northerners another lesson in Southern Country Living! Don't hurt that arm, deer season coming!!! Still praying for you Buddy!!
叶江 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia mainly. I know it’s not the importing your thinking of but anytime something is sent cross the Mason Dixon line then it’s considered exporting to the southern states and importing to those poor Yankees in the other side of the line, bless their hearts ♥️!!! They just had no clue what they had to grow up without but once they did we’ve been exporting to them by the burlap sack full!! Lol 😆
I moved to Ft. Myers FL in 1981. A man down here from South Georgia owned a corner store and sold boiled peanuts 🥜 cooked in a crock pot with smoked ham hocks, neckbones, and jalapeño 🌶. I still live in Ft. Myers, and I still buy Dave's famous boiled peanuts.
Boiled Peanuts are great! There is something else that tastes like boiled Peanuts. I was out trying to learn to forage and found wild radishes. I identified it first by the flowers, it was to late in the season, the roots went to wood. The leaves taste good, but the texture is like sandpaper. The only thing left to try was the seed pods. So I boiled them up and found they taste just like boiled peanuts. They work great for a garnish on a salad, just boil them, chop them up and toss them in a salad. You should try them sometime, sure you will like them.
A man after my heart...I can eat boiled peanuts ‘til I flounder. My BNL & I do them up in a pressure cooker. 10 minutes a batch then release the pressure. I’ve also pressure canned them in quart mason jars. Same time span but have to let them cool down without releasing pressure to keep the liquid from boiling out. 25#s will yeild about 4 cases of quart jars and last me about a year. 😉. Like spicing them with jalapeños or Tabasco or Valentina Mexican hot sauce. 👍🏻👍🏻
Living in the country on a farm must be like heaven. I knew several fella's who did a lot of hog hunting in the Delta. They gave me a lot of hog sausage. Talk about good. Very lean and healthy without all those bad chemicals commercial food companies put in. Love southern boiled peanuts too.
My first time trying boiled peanuts was a couple years back. Being from the north, I didn't know what you were supposed to do with them. I ate some of them and was in the truck stop a little later and the young lady asked me how I liked them. (I had mentioned never having them before when I purchased them) I said they were okay, but awful chewy. She gave me a funny look and asked, "You did shell them didn't you?" I said, "I thought that was why you boiled them, so you could eat the shells." She shook her head no and we both started laughing. Guess I'll know better next time. lol Another interesting video, keep them coming. Have a good day.
junior bates we live near Katy. Rice, corn,soybeans an peanuts planted all around as well as watermelons. Sadly, the urban sprawl from Houston is creeping in and the available farmland is decreasing every year.
My favorite method to cook them is in a pressure cooker/ instant pot. About 55 minutes to an hour is perfect! Never tried them with crab boil. Will give it a try. Boiled peanuts are the best!!!
Thanks for the informative video! I always wondered how it was done! As a Northerner, when I saw my first "Boiled Peanut" sign I was shocked. Sounded...crazy! Now I love em! Fast forward 10 years later, in the pandemic, I miss them, and was looking to cook up a batch myself. Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
My sister lived in Oklahoma the Brandon, Mississippi for many years. She spoiled this California boy with those damn boiled peanuts... I'm hooked for life.
I have the 8th wonder of the world. In the south their called boiled peanut stands. Mmmm mmmm we got canjun, regular and that's about it LOL. At least in the neck of my woods
Born and raised in central Florida. Moved to P.A. recently. they actually sell canned boiled peanuts regular and my favorite the cajun at our local Walmart. Nobody has ever heard of them here. Been turning ppl on to them lol.
I'm I west Central Missouri never seen peanuts grown , picked or boiled . Every time you cook something I want to try it guess I'll get in the truck n head south get me sum , great video Thanks Jeff.
Love to do those things, After boiling in brine water ( NO CRAB BOIL ) until tender, I shut them down , coat the top layer with salt ,Cover & let the peanuts absorb the salt as they cool off ! Chas.,SC
There’s an old man in Florida that boils them down with carrots and cauliflower. And the brine is like no other. Salty sweet and spicy. Absolutely Devine
I know right, I was like what the hell is he doing, we always dug ours with a pitch fork lol we must have planted our peanuts to deep cause they wouldn't come out of the ground like that and we have some real sandy soil lol
When I was a young fella doing an apprenticeship my boss said to me that my goal in life should be to learn at least 1 new thing everyday, well, this is today’s lesson. Yes I knew peanuts are a root but had never seen them grow even though I grew up in a rural town in Australia.
Might just devote one pan on the end of my hot dog cart to this recipe and sell some peanuts too! Thanks for the video 👍 I'm about to make some money with this! We rolling right into fall tourist season around here and there ain't nothing like eating peanuts while you stroll downtown!!!
Fellow down the road in Silverhill Ala has some Jumbos hes been planting for a good while. Fidler Farms...Peanuts long as my middle finger and thicker than my thumb...awesome buttery flavor. I like mine eldente 😉😎💯
Thanks for sharing that with us Jeff. At 16 in 1967 I passed threw your woods and wondered what the crop was. I was on my way from northern Alberta to Kermit Tx. for a ranching job. I stopped and grabbed a handful and started driving and eatin, what a mistake that was. Thanks again Jeff, Cheers, Billy in B.C.
Howdy, Really good info about boiling the peanuts, I'll have to try that sometime and the ham you smoked in the last video looked perfect 👍 interesting approach adding the sausage slices 🤔 Hope you and the family are happy, healthy, your arm heals faster than anticipated, and y'all have a wonderful evening ☺
Great work Jeff im urs n Hannah's biggest fan from Australia love your channel n videos for both of you I just appreciate the learning I get from your videos keep up the good work greatly appreciated
Thanks Jeff interested in trying some, This coming October, and Enjoying 🥜 watching my baseball ⚾️ games or football in the future 😉👍👌 thanks again Mr. For showing us how too! ☺️
Looks awesome Jeff. My first time tasting them was in Monroe Louisiana with one of best friends. We were stationed together in Florida traveling to Texas. Awsome experience. God bless from west Texas. Thanks for sharing your video with us.
Never had "Country Caviar"... but, now that I've seen it, would be interested in trying it. It never dawned on me that folks would season 'em. I'd always imagined raw peanuts sitting in boiling water until mushy/bland (I've eaten raw peanuts to see what they tasted like). LOL New perspective/appreciation for them now.
Much obliged to ya! One of my Uncles used to raise Peanuts. I love me some boiled Peanuts! That’s one good thing about sweet home Alabama. You can find boiled Peanuts 🥜 at the gas station. Cajun, Salted, or Unsalted. God bless y’all...
I boil a ton of peanuts each year but I like to boil dry ones better than green ones. They come out of the hull perfect. It takes longer to boil them but you get the whole peanut out of the shell. They come out of the shell like a pan of cornbread comes out of a well seasoned skillet.
Nice video. I’ve been boiling ‘em for years and years. I’ve got a pot big enough to cook a whole bushel at a time. Then, bag ‘em up in quart size freezer bags, freeze ‘em, and then enjoy them all year long. Some of the best snacks, ever. Glad to see your arm is coming along. ‘Preciate YOU
Making me hungry... just in case anyone is planning on making some try a package of chilli powder to it with onion and garlic powder. You won't be disappointed👊
I would love to sit down with you for about a year just to learn what you know, and it would take a year or more you are a wealth of knowledge best wishes from the UK.
To be able to even start getting a grasp on any of the good stuff Jeff has locked away in his head, you’d need to commit to at least 10 years buddy. These southern guys like Jeff seriously are far more intelligent than most of the folks that have masters degrees and some doctorate degrees. They really are incredible buddy and their heads really do hold an immense amount of knowledge but folks north of the mason Dixon line let that accent and old pickem up truck sway their initial thoughts of em. Bless their hearts tho, they are sure missing out on some of the best parts of life by doing so!!$
Jeff it don’t get much finer than that right there and like you said, we generally try to boil plenty during the growing season to put in the freezer so we can have some whenever you can’t get any to boil because we love them rascals down here in the Florida Panhandle! I’m really enjoying what you’re doing here on your channel, taking us along on your daily endeavors no matter what they are and I for one can relate to your content from having grown up as an ole country boy. This to me is real reality TV! Preciate y’all! 👍
Had them in Florida many years ago. Still a fan! Make them once a year in the cold northeast in October along with Yankee style Chili & smoked Kielbasa. Thank you for the harvesting part of the video. Coming from a tobacco and potato part of the Mass valley, was very informative. Cheers my Friend!
Had a fav-o-rite brother in law from SC that introduced me to boiled peanuts. Love 'em! I like 'em with cayenne and garlic. So many different combinations of spice you can use.
Dave Bentley you were more than likely to far north in the state. The mountain men on the southern Mo border cook em up bout as often as they cook a batch of liqueur but you just have to know where to find em.
Wow... very interesting. My first time seeing 🥜 unplanted. Amazing. Awesome video. I'm here because i just got a bag of raw peanuts and needed to know how to boil them... im on hour 6 now... lol Thanks for the video
i have to say Jeff, I have been farming all my life. i have never seen a better impersonation of a P'nut plow in my life....good job my man.. ok Jeff i was with you until the crab boil. i have boiled approx 3 tons of Pnuts in my life. no body in the south would dare put in crab boil. i think you are trying to stretch it a little. take my word folks---dont do that!!!! these are not crab nuts.
One of the biggest and best surprises when I moved to Florida was boiled peanuts! Never heard of them before. But man, they are AWESOME! Available at roadside stands everywhere!
Very interesting stuff there Jeff! I'm from TN and I hadn't every really tried any Good boiled peanuts till a couple years ago. I went to Florida on vacation and seen stands after we got into to middle to south Georgia. So we stopped at a stand that had fruit/vegetables and boiled peanuts and fresh pork skins. Man oh man, talk about good! We got some regular and some hot/cajun boiled peanuts and some hot/cajun pork skins. We ate on them the whole way home. They sure are good when you get them that fresh. But stay safe take care that arm!. God Bless y'all. Pricate y'all !! Thanks
Well dang Mr.Jeff I always thought them peanuts came from a dirty looking crock pot at the circle K . Learn something new everyday!😂 Thanks for the great video
Dam I miss them!!!! Born n raised n bama then moved to the panhandle for about 15 years then moved up north to Iowa for the last three and let me tell ya those right there look good jeff
You kinda followed my path James! I was in Mississippi, then Alabama, panhandle (Ft Walton) back to Mississippi for several more years then to Cedar Rapids Iowa area. What part of Iowa were you in up there?
love boiled peanuts still a wonderful treat on the backroads of Florida especially in the winter...hot boiled peanuts with a bit of spicyness is good medine!
Been eating boiled peanuts for years..Buddy of mine I knew in Vietnam that was from Georgia told me about them and how to cook um up.. So when I got home I had to try em...YUM!
Here in western NC we have a unique recipe for the peanuts you boil. 1. Three pounds of peanuts with enough water to have a 3 inch covering. 2. One cup of salt per pound. 3. Three tablespoons of crushed red pepper. 4. Three cups of white vinegar. Boil 3 to 4 hours, depending on personal tastes. The vinegar and peppers are a must for that special flavor you'll get. Betcha can't eat just one and walk away!!
Emmett Kozel nope, it’s one cup per pound!!!! I’m in NC also and that’s the way it is. But they don’t get overloaded with salt. Much of the salt boils away and if there’s not enoug then you end up with under salted nuts. I’ve been doing them over 50 years here and they aren’t to salty and what everyone around here expects. I cringed when Jeff Spain only 2 tablespoons per pound but hey, different ways for different states, makes life more interesting!
I’m from Mexico but been in texas for 38 years and never had boiled peanuts. Now I must.
Thank you Jeff.
Dad gummit that's a thing of beauty. I love boiled peanuts.
Dab gummit... lol...
I thank GotDamnit is what yuns er looking fer. Yall jus' tryn to cuntry it up.
My aunt showed me and I love them from a race track
Got introduced to these in 81' at Ft Benning, been hooked ever since.
Started boiling peanuts last year once I found a source of green ones. Loved them so much I started growing my own. No easy feat here in Eastern Canada but they are doing fantastic. I'll wait till after the first couple of frosts before I harvest.
Where are you?? I need to go raid your peanuts!
Peanuts are an expensive crop just to plant. I’m sure your farmer friend appreciates your efforts at hog control. They’ll eat right down a planted row over night, just rooting and eating!
Hey, Jeff: Up here in Indiana, we have to import our peanuts, so glad you gave us Northerners another lesson in Southern Country Living! Don't hurt that arm, deer season coming!!! Still praying for you Buddy!!
叶江 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia mainly. I know it’s not the importing your thinking of but anytime something is sent cross the Mason Dixon line then it’s considered exporting to the southern states and importing to those poor Yankees in the other side of the line, bless their hearts ♥️!!!
They just had no clue what they had to grow up without but once they did we’ve been exporting to them by the burlap sack full!! Lol 😆
Dothan still has the best 😆
I moved to Ft. Myers FL in 1981. A man down here from South Georgia owned a corner store and sold boiled peanuts 🥜 cooked in a crock pot with smoked ham hocks, neckbones, and jalapeño 🌶. I still live in Ft. Myers, and I still buy Dave's famous boiled peanuts.
Boiled Peanuts are great! There is something else that tastes like boiled Peanuts.
I was out trying to learn to forage and found wild radishes. I identified it first by the flowers, it was to late in the season, the roots went to wood. The leaves taste good, but the texture is like sandpaper. The only thing left to try was the seed pods. So I boiled them up and found they taste just like boiled peanuts. They work great for a garnish on a salad, just boil them, chop them up and toss them in a salad. You should try them sometime, sure you will like them.
A man after my heart...I can eat boiled peanuts ‘til I flounder. My BNL & I do them up in a pressure cooker. 10 minutes a batch then release the pressure. I’ve also pressure canned them in quart mason jars. Same time span but have to let them cool down without releasing pressure to keep the liquid from boiling out. 25#s will yeild about 4 cases of quart jars and last me about a year. 😉. Like spicing them with jalapeños or Tabasco or Valentina Mexican hot sauce. 👍🏻👍🏻
Living in the country on a farm must be like heaven. I knew several fella's who did a lot of hog hunting in the Delta. They gave me a lot of hog sausage. Talk about good. Very lean and healthy without all those bad chemicals commercial food companies put in. Love southern boiled peanuts too.
My first time trying boiled peanuts was a couple years back. Being from the north, I didn't know what you were supposed to do with them. I ate some of them and was in the truck stop a little later and the young lady asked me how I liked them. (I had mentioned never having them before when I purchased them) I said they were okay, but awful chewy. She gave me a funny look and asked, "You did shell them didn't you?"
I said, "I thought that was why you boiled them, so you could eat the shells." She shook her head no and we both started laughing.
Guess I'll know better next time. lol
Another interesting video, keep them coming. Have a good day.
Whether you boil peanuts or not anyone that would think to eat a peanut shell and all is not the brightest individual!
@@95tercel1 I use to work with a guy that eat peanuts-in-the-shell, shell and all.
I know a guy that eats boil shrimp with the shell on.
Boiled or roasted i eat the hole dang thing
lol
Living in SE Texas, we have eaten boiled peanuts all my life. A bowl full and a beer and I'm a happy man. Great video Jeff.
Larry where you get em from. I don't go very far from house cause of covid but live near san augustine. Would like to try some.
junior bates we live near Katy. Rice, corn,soybeans an peanuts planted all around as well as watermelons. Sadly, the urban sprawl from Houston is creeping in and the available farmland is decreasing every year.
My favorite method to cook them is in a pressure cooker/ instant pot. About 55 minutes to an hour is perfect! Never tried them with crab boil. Will give it a try. Boiled peanuts are the best!!!
Thanks for the informative video! I always wondered how it was done! As a Northerner, when I saw my first "Boiled Peanut" sign I was shocked. Sounded...crazy! Now I love em! Fast forward 10 years later, in the pandemic, I miss them, and was looking to cook up a batch myself. Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
hate to disappoint but this aint how it is done---no crab boil!!!! these are not crab nuts.
My sister lived in Oklahoma the Brandon, Mississippi for many years. She spoiled this California boy with those damn boiled peanuts... I'm hooked for life.
Great demonstration Jeff. That stock is great for mustards,collards,and poke.
@@JY-um4su No google both collards and poke weed.
I have the 8th wonder of the world. In the south their called boiled peanut stands. Mmmm mmmm we got canjun, regular and that's about it LOL. At least in the neck of my woods
Born and raised in central Florida. Moved to P.A. recently. they actually sell canned boiled peanuts regular and my favorite the cajun at our local Walmart. Nobody has ever heard of them here. Been turning ppl on to them lol.
Lifelong Floridian here, it is always so strange when you find out something so ubiquitous for us is so unknown in other parts of the country.
I'm in Pittsburgh. What part of PA are you in? What Walmart did you get boiled peanuts? I'd love to find them up here.
@@charleswise5570 About a hour north of Harrisburg and it's just a normal Walmart there in the canned food section
@Untitled Universe. Thanks for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated.
Ain't nothing better than boiled peanuts and ice cold beer. Yummy in the tummy😁
That noise is the sound of the south I love it.
I've always wanted to try boiled peanuts! Didn't realize it was that easy to make. Thanks Jeff.
I'm I west Central Missouri never seen peanuts grown , picked or boiled . Every time you cook something I want to try it guess I'll get in the truck n head south get me sum , great video Thanks Jeff.
Most all grocery stores sell raw peanuts. The real big ones r great if u can find them
What part of Missouri? I'm from Sedalia. They are delicious especially the spicy ones
@@johnwilks7781 Appleton
@@markfreemyer3339 heck yeah man that's near Clinton just south of urich. Osceola has some good cheese! I've been all through them parts.
Love to do those things, After boiling in brine water ( NO CRAB BOIL ) until tender, I shut them down , coat the top layer with salt ,Cover & let the peanuts absorb the salt as they cool off ! Chas.,SC
We do that in the Philippines! I thought we were the only ones who did that. Glad to see others like it!
There’s an old man in Florida that boils them down with carrots and cauliflower. And the brine is like no other. Salty sweet and spicy. Absolutely Devine
Awesome Jeff! Thanks for showing us how it’s properly done.
My mom and dad used to live in Bay St. Louis Mississippi we would stop every weekend and get some of them amazing boiled peanuts at the NASA exit
I never even thought about how peanut grows so thank you so much for this informative video! x
Clever way to pick those peanuts, just like rolling up a sleeping bag.
I know right, I was like what the hell is he doing, we always dug ours with a pitch fork lol we must have planted our peanuts to deep cause they wouldn't come out of the ground like that and we have some real sandy soil lol
When I was a young fella doing an apprenticeship my boss said to me that my goal in life should be to learn at least 1 new thing everyday, well, this is today’s lesson.
Yes I knew peanuts are a root but had never seen them grow even though I grew up in a rural town in Australia.
Might just devote one pan on the end of my hot dog cart to this recipe and sell some peanuts too! Thanks for the video 👍 I'm about to make some money with this! We rolling right into fall tourist season around here and there ain't nothing like eating peanuts while you stroll downtown!!!
Lived and worked in Louisiana, these are such a treat if you never had em!! Thank you for the great video my brother!! God bless..
First time seeing a peanut plant .. and what a treat you showing us the process to cook them .. appreciate ya’ll!!
Fellow down the road in Silverhill Ala has some Jumbos hes been planting for a good while. Fidler Farms...Peanuts long as my middle finger and thicker than my thumb...awesome buttery flavor. I like mine eldente 😉😎💯
Jeff. Your putting out some of the best down to earth. Know how videos. Awesome
OMG! My favorite thing. Went to school near Plains, but live in Atlanta.
I use the crock pot. Slow cook for 2 days with salt water.
YUMMMMM!!!!!
Yes I live in Suffolk and I can't wait to do my first very boiled peanuts, love your videos
I’m in South Carolina. I’ve got several videos on digging inverting and combing them. Love me some boiled p-nuts. Thanks for sharing. Have a good one.
Southern caviar baby! Good job Mr. Barron 👍🏼🇺🇸
Good Morning Jeff...... I made a batch of boiled peanuts this weekend after watching your video. Thanks for the kick start......
From Michigan. Never saw that before. Amazing!
Somehow, every time I watch your videos I always end up hungry!!!! Lol
Thanks for sharing that with us Jeff. At 16 in 1967 I passed threw your woods and wondered what the crop was. I was on my way from northern Alberta to Kermit Tx. for a ranching job. I stopped and grabbed a handful and started driving and eatin, what a mistake that was. Thanks again Jeff, Cheers, Billy in B.C.
Keep up the videos boss we love everything y’all are about.
What a life. It's fun watching ya'll
Howdy, Really good info about boiling the peanuts, I'll have to try that sometime and the ham you smoked in the last video looked perfect 👍 interesting approach adding the sausage slices 🤔 Hope you and the family are happy, healthy, your arm heals faster than anticipated, and y'all have a wonderful evening ☺
Those sure look good.
I’ve never seen this done, thanks for the video, Jeff.
Yum. My first taste boiled peanuts was in Cherokee NC....
Love them....
Always nice learning something new. Very interesting. I gonna have to try some.
My bf is from the south and talks about boiled peanuts like a long lost friend. 😢 I must make some for him, thank you! 😊
That looks so good! Love watching you and Hannah’s videos! Hope your arms doing better!
I did not know that you roll up a peanut plant, Jeff's videos is always informative you will learn something.
Fascinating video for this yankee. I never knew boiling peanuts was a thing. After watching your video I ordered a peanut boiling kit. Thanks.
Great work Jeff im urs n Hannah's biggest fan from Australia love your channel n videos for both of you I just appreciate the learning I get from your videos keep up the good work greatly appreciated
Thanks Jeff interested in trying some, This coming October, and Enjoying 🥜 watching my baseball ⚾️ games or football in the future 😉👍👌 thanks again Mr. For showing us how too! ☺️
Looks awesome Jeff. My first time tasting them was in Monroe Louisiana with one of best friends. We were stationed together in Florida traveling to Texas. Awsome experience. God bless from west Texas. Thanks for sharing your video with us.
Never had "Country Caviar"... but, now that I've seen it, would be interested in trying it. It never dawned on me that folks would season 'em. I'd always imagined raw peanuts sitting in boiling water until mushy/bland (I've eaten raw peanuts to see what they tasted like). LOL New perspective/appreciation for them now.
Much obliged to ya! One of my Uncles used to raise Peanuts. I love me some boiled Peanuts! That’s one good thing about sweet home Alabama. You can find boiled Peanuts 🥜 at the gas station. Cajun, Salted, or Unsalted. God bless y’all...
Mr Barron i live in South East Mississippi and yes sir nothing like a cold day and boil peanuts love y'alls videos keep them coming and GOD BLESS
Those peanuts looked very tasty. Thank you Mr Baron.
I live up north and never have heard about this looks great thanks for everything buddy 😊 I will have to try some
I boil a ton of peanuts each year but I like to boil dry ones better than green ones. They come out of the hull perfect. It takes longer to boil them but you get the whole peanut out of the shell. They come out of the shell like a pan of cornbread comes out of a well seasoned skillet.
Nice video. I’ve been boiling ‘em for years and years. I’ve got a pot big enough to cook a whole bushel at a time. Then, bag ‘em up in quart size freezer bags, freeze ‘em, and then enjoy them all year long. Some of the best snacks, ever. Glad to see your arm is coming along. ‘Preciate YOU
Jeff i would love to come out and visit and have some of that southern hospitality... appreciate y'all
Jeff I'm from Southern California and I'm white but now I'm sorry i started watching your videos I'll never watch them again
@@Eagleguy2003 why what happened????
Making me hungry... just in case anyone is planning on making some try a package of chilli powder to it with onion and garlic powder. You won't be disappointed👊
I would love to sit down with you for about a year just to learn what you know, and it would take a year or more you are a wealth of knowledge best wishes from the UK.
To be able to even start getting a grasp on any of the good stuff Jeff has locked away in his head, you’d need to commit to at least 10 years buddy. These southern guys like Jeff seriously are far more intelligent than most of the folks that have masters degrees and some doctorate degrees. They really are incredible buddy and their heads really do hold an immense amount of knowledge but folks north of the mason Dixon line let that accent and old pickem up truck sway their initial thoughts of em. Bless their hearts tho, they are sure missing out on some of the best parts of life by doing so!!$
@@1982MCI Never underestimate any one Jeff makes me look like a dummy.
Jeff it don’t get much finer than that right there and like you said, we generally try to boil plenty during the growing season to put in the freezer so we can have some whenever you can’t get any to boil because we love them rascals down here in the Florida Panhandle! I’m really enjoying what you’re doing here on your channel, taking us along on your daily endeavors no matter what they are and I for one can relate to your content from having grown up as an ole country boy. This to me is real reality TV! Preciate y’all! 👍
Sir, you are an inspiration.
Had them in Florida many years ago. Still a fan! Make them once a year in the cold northeast in October along with Yankee style Chili & smoked Kielbasa.
Thank you for the harvesting part of the video. Coming from a tobacco and potato part of the Mass valley, was very informative.
Cheers my Friend!
Good stuff. Here in SC they are a must when fishing. 👍
A good friend of mine in Jacksonville FL turned me on to boiled peanuts many years ago. I can never eat enough when I'm down south.
Been eating them since I was a kid. Adding the crab and shrimp boil is a Southern thing. Makes almost everything better.
Had a fav-o-rite brother in law from SC that introduced me to boiled peanuts. Love 'em! I like 'em with cayenne and garlic. So many different combinations of spice you can use.
We eat them all the time. I like to add the liquid crab boil, onions and garlic when we do our. Love them. Keep the videos coming
Thats funny. I remember drinking PBR when I was a young'un. Boiled peanuts would clean me out the same as the PBR. Chuckle!
I'm in southern Missouri and we love spicy boiled peanuts here ...mmmm oooohhhhweeee
I was raised in Missouri and never saw boiled peanuts anywhere.
Dave Bentley on the Arkansas border yes sir and there good
Dave Bentley you were more than likely to far north in the state. The mountain men on the southern Mo border cook em up bout as often as they cook a batch of liqueur but you just have to know where to find em.
I feel your pain and aggravation with that arm brace on, I’ve got one on my right arm right now.. almost 6 weeks out of surgery with my bicep tendon
Mountains of West NC here. Love em spicy too brother!!
Those are so good! Being from up north, I can't get them.😒 when I go south, those are the first thing I look for! Great video!
Wow... very interesting. My first time seeing 🥜 unplanted. Amazing. Awesome video. I'm here because i just got a bag of raw peanuts and needed to know how to boil them... im on hour 6 now... lol
Thanks for the video
Brings back memories picking peanuts with my Mamaw. Yum I can taste them now. RTR
It's a lot of work for a small reward, not for everybody. I've had boiled peanuts many times, loved them with a cold beer.
Thanks for the great vid
I learnt something new today, thanks Jeff
Very interesting Jeff thanks
I’ve never ate boiled peanuts but I can’t wait to try some !!
Michael Root don’t get ur hopes up lol
LOVE boiled peanuts!
i have to say Jeff, I have been farming all my life. i have never seen a better impersonation of a P'nut plow in my life....good job my man.. ok Jeff i was with you until the crab boil. i have boiled approx 3 tons of Pnuts in my life. no body in the south would dare put in crab boil. i think you are trying to stretch it a little. take my word folks---dont do that!!!! these are not crab nuts.
I love boiled peanuts. A Florida favorite.
Brings back childhood memories at flea market in Macon GA.
One of the biggest and best surprises when I moved to Florida was boiled peanuts! Never heard of them before. But man, they are AWESOME! Available at roadside stands everywhere!
I've had fresh boiled peanuts from Springfield Ga. I've been hooked ever since
Very interesting stuff there Jeff! I'm from TN and I hadn't every really tried any Good boiled peanuts till a couple years ago. I went to Florida on vacation and seen stands after we got into to middle to south Georgia. So we stopped at a stand that had fruit/vegetables and boiled peanuts and fresh pork skins. Man oh man, talk about good! We got some regular and some hot/cajun boiled peanuts and some hot/cajun pork skins. We ate on them the whole way home. They sure are good when you get them that fresh. But stay safe take care that arm!. God Bless y'all. Pricate y'all !! Thanks
another Jeff video that leaves me hungry 🤣great job buddy, i hope the arm is getting better 👍
Well dang Mr.Jeff I always thought them peanuts came from a dirty looking crock pot at the circle K . Learn something new everyday!😂 Thanks for the great video
Dam I miss them!!!! Born n raised n bama then moved to the panhandle for about 15 years then moved up north to Iowa for the last three and let me tell ya those right there look good jeff
You kinda followed my path James! I was in Mississippi, then Alabama, panhandle (Ft Walton) back to Mississippi for several more years then to Cedar Rapids Iowa area. What part of Iowa were you in up there?
@@1982MCI dubuque and lived in freeport when I was n fl
Woo Hoo I love me some boiled peanuts. Dang man now im craving some lol.
love boiled peanuts still a wonderful treat on the backroads of Florida especially in the winter...hot boiled peanuts with a bit of spicyness is good medine!
Been eating boiled peanuts for years..Buddy of mine I knew in Vietnam that was from Georgia told me about them and how to cook um up.. So when I got home I had to try em...YUM!
Here in western NC we have a unique recipe for the peanuts you boil.
1. Three pounds of peanuts with enough water to have a 3 inch covering.
2. One cup of salt per pound.
3. Three tablespoons of crushed red pepper.
4. Three cups of white vinegar.
Boil 3 to 4 hours, depending on personal tastes.
The vinegar and peppers are a must for that special flavor you'll get.
Betcha can't eat just one and walk away!!
Not sure you could stand the taste at I cup salt to the pound...hope ya meant 1 cup to 10 pounds. I'm a pro peanut boiler..come on down..🤔😉😎💯 lol
Emmett Kozel nope, it’s one cup per pound!!!! I’m in NC also and that’s the way it is. But they don’t get overloaded with salt. Much of the salt boils away and if there’s not enoug then you end up with under salted nuts. I’ve been doing them over 50 years here and they aren’t to salty and what everyone around here expects. I cringed when Jeff Spain only 2 tablespoons per pound but hey, different ways for different states, makes life more interesting!
@@1982MCI Thanks for the backup Don!!
I just finished off a run of peanuts and can hardly wait for them to cool.
Looks awesome Jeff
Native Ga. boy here. I'm in Louisiana now and let me tell you I miss boiled peanuts and Brunswick stew like nobodies business.