This video shows how I grow peanuts in the home garden and also how to cook them to make a delicious TV snack!
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VIDEO: How to Grow Peanuts in the Home Garden & Cook Them to Eat
This video shows how I grow peanuts in the home garden and also how to cook them to make a delicious TV snack!
I always figured boiled peanuts was a southern thing, but Australian boiled peanuts really adds new meaning to that!
G'Day or Hey y'all from the southernmost tip of Alabama where everyone eats boiled peanuts!!
Such a wholesome video. Thanks for the lesson and sharing the memories about your grandfather!
I never knew lol
Thank You Ser
Love you bro
I love boiled peanuts! Best way to eat them!
The squirrels planted a peanut for me about 5 yrs ago…..it's 12 ft tall and quite the novelty up north here in Everett Wa…(30 mile north of Seattle).
Peanuts grow on trees
In America (California at least) i only see them oil roasted and dry roasted with salt and sometimes other seasonings like sugar, chili and honey. sometimes plane and raw in restaurant supplies stores. I eat them raw and unsalted. Not many people like them that way . They are a bit sweet and on the softer side . Taste like dense fatty peas
Woodglut is nice for that.
Love your stuff…no frills or fancies just info and good humor.
From an Aussie in Israel about to grow Peanuts.
My grandmother cooks them the same way.
We prefer to eat the peanuts raw, used some raw peanuts from the store and they grew first time.
THANK YOU SIR. I LEARN ALOT FROM YOUR CHANNEL. GOD BLESS
I cant find raw peanuts for boiling at my grocery stores anymore so I'm growing my own. Great video!
Everyone should try boiled peanuts. It is a staple food in the southern states. I love mine with red chili flakes for a bit of heat. Use the Crockpot on warmer setting for warm boiled peanuts all day long.
Are they are tropical food?
I have grown peanuts from seed from the supermarket. You have to make sure they are raw. I never tried eating them. I feed them to the squirrels. I live in Los Angeles.
"just have a few more" — reminds me of a story about my nephew. He'd ask his mom for a cookie, and she'd give him one He'd ask for another … at some point she'd say, "just one more and that's it", and give him one. Eventually, he learned to ask by saying the same thing, and it worked. His mom thought it was cute, so he got away with loads of cookies, one at a time.
You look so young yet the humor is still there!
Our neighbor feeds peanuts to squirrel. And a squirrel buries some in our yard. Now we have many peanut plants.
Oi, I need a genuine response, before I start throwing peanuts in the dirt, just tell me,…….am I being pranked here?
I'm interested in growing these myself, next year. I had asked a question about how many you get per plant, but someone answered already below. Do you think they would grow amongst peppers at the same time?
Boiled peanuts are the best. The entire American South would agree with you.
I've recently heard from another gardener in southeast Queensland who says he has problems keeping bandicoots away from his bitter cassava tubers. Are peanuts as vulnerable to bandicoot damage as cassava? If so, what are some good methods to minimize bandicoot damage?