Kitchen

[KingstonsMom]

LOVES me some boiled peanuts!

Got 1/4 bushel at Kroger for $11.99 last week, then they sold out, but back this week at the same price.

They're from hardyfarmspeanuts.com in Hawkinsville, GA, (I'm in Savannah), if you don't have a Kroger near you.

They're very full peanuts and cook up wonderfully!

Yum, Yum, Cookin' Me Some(more), LOL!

[SloopJohnB]

@KingstonsMom   Mmmmm, yummy!

[MildredM]

I love peanuts but never heard or tried boiled peanuts. Are they boiled in the shell? What do you do with them when they are done? 

[Drythe]

@KingstonsMom 

Num, Num, love boiled peanuts 🥜🥜🥜

Jump in my mouth!

[KingstonsMom]

@Drythe 

Open wide!!

[50Mickey]

@KingstonsMom   I haven't had any boiled peanuts since I moved from Savannah to North GA a few years ago. I used to buy them already boiled from Davis produce on Wilmington Island along with white acre peas and tomatoes. I sure do miss living on the coast especially those good Tybee shrimp. Enjoy those peanuts!

[On It]

@KingstonsMom Love fresh peanuts.

When do the peaches get ready? The best peach I ever ate was a Georgia peach brought in by truck to a local fruit market we visited while traveling. We had left, gone down the highway several miles, and I tasted one. We threatened to turn around and go back for more. They were large, plump, sweet peaches. I have never seen them again. Maybe they just don't get sent to the Southwest.

[KingstonsMom]

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@MildredM wrote:

I love peanuts but never heard or tried boiled peanuts. Are they boiled in the shell? What do you do with them when they are done? 

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@MildredM 

Yes, they're raw peanuts that you boil in the shell with salt or other spices such as cajun, Old Bay,  or whatever spices you prefer (I'm a sea salt girl).

Once they're done, you have a delicious soft peanut, Southern caviar, LOL!

[deepwaterdotter]

A lady I worked with used to bring these in the spring for an office snack.  She said they take all day to cook.  She used 1 gallon of water and 1/2 cup salt for every pound of raw peanuts.  Bring everything to a boil in a big pot, then cover and simmer on low for 6 hours.  Let cool off heat for 2 hours.  Drain and eat.  

[drizzellla]

I had not heard of boiled peanuts until a few years ago.

Then visiting a relative in Georgia, I ate some. I was hooked.

And eveytime he comes to visit, I boils a batch of peanuts for me.