Well the peanuts are in down south! Picked up 4lbs. of the green ones. Anyone have a good recipe?
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Well the peanuts are in down south! Picked up 4lbs. of the green ones. Anyone have a good recipe?
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Cowboy, take 2 cups of shelled nuts, and put them in a blender or food processer. Toss in salt to taste, and add either:
1. a 1/2 teaspoon of veggie oil and cayenne pepper to taste, or
2. tabasco sauce to taste
Makes a great peanut butter.
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AWH! Ken, I should of known you guys live too far North of the Mason Dixon line to enjoy bolied peanuts....I'll just go with lots of salt and some vineagar then...Peanut butter....please help him!Originally Posted by Ken
Cowboy, take 2 cups of shelled nuts, and put them in a blender or food processer. Toss in salt to taste, and add either:
1. a 1/2 teaspoon of veggie oil and cayenne pepper to taste, or
2. tabasco sauce to taste
Makes a great peanut butter.
Last edited by COWBOYSURVIVAL; 05-23-2010 at 04:13 PM. Reason: Changed South to North as to not confuse Ken.
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I've always just liked water and salt. Adding Old Bay Seasoning isn't bad either.
Hmmm...not a fan of Old bay.. but might try some of McCormick's Cajun Spice or Chesapeake Bay.
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Hey....they're your nut's. What you do with them, is up to you.
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The few times we did them, was like salt taters. Water and alot of salt , yummy
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My wife's father always has boiled peanuts when we visit in the summer. However, he has prepared them ahead of time, and they defrost them in the microwave. Never cared for them. However, a few weeks ago, my neighbor brought us some fresh out of the water boiled peanuts, and those were something I really enjoyed. I think he just used water and salt.
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Pretty much the same for me. I have been known to add garlic a time or two, but water and salt is the norm.
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Boil with OLD BAY
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Make 2 batches, add Tony's to the second batch. Cajun boiled p-nuts.
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