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    Quote Originally Posted by JABIII View Post
    What is "a little"?

    And by "lot of salt" are we talking a box or 2 boxes or what?
    When boiling a whole bushel I add 1/2 cup.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TARBABY View Post
    When boiling a whole bushel I add 1/2 cup.
    Thank you. I am not cooking that much, but can ballpark it from there...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishSticker View Post
    Salt.

    And a touch of vinegar.
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    Not enough to taste, but it helps with keeping the nuts from sticking to the shell.

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    Bushel of peanuts, 2.5 lbs of salt and boil for a couple hours

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    If you're in a hurry, pressure cooker will get them right in about 45 minutes.

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    Nope no hurry. Someone just brought me a half bushel and I thought I would give it a try. I usually leave this sort of thing to the pro's and stay in my lane...

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    Add some Dale's seasoning for added flavor. Dale's is very salty so reduce the amount of actual salt you use if you add it

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    Pro tip: Go to Bilo and get the 5lb cans of Peanut Patch when they are on sale and you cant make em cheap enough. No feezing large quantities cause you bought a bushel. They last several years in the can, several different flavors, and they made right here in SC and taste great!
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    A crock pot are you shittiing me??? That is disrepctful as hell to a southern pnut. So is putting all that other bullshit in there beside salt. Some of yal' are Yanks in disguise and disgust me!
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    Five pounds of green peanuts, 5 Tbls of salt, 1 Tbls of sugar. Put them in the pressure cooker fill it enough to cover the peanuts (as much as your pressure cooker will take without spitting) and put it on the stove. Let it hiss for 45 minutes. Take it off the heat and as soon as you can open it, use a colander to hold all the peanuts under water. Let it cool until you can tolerate the water to grab a peanut, then drain. These won't be super salty like some folks seem to like.

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    Pressure cooker is the ticket if you have a big one.

    I like to pressure cook 45 min, soak by letting the water cool enough to put my hand in it without it being hot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudflat View Post
    Pro tip: Go to Bilo and get the 5lb cans of Peanut Patch when they are on sale and you cant make em cheap enough. No feezing large quantities cause you bought a bushel. They last several years in the can, several different flavors, and they made right here in SC and taste great!
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    Is it amount of salt to amount of peanuts? Or amount of salt to amount of water?

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    What size pot to cook a whole bushel at 1 time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cusportsman View Post
    What size pot to cook a whole bushel at 1 time?
    A damn big one you dummy.
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    Well now I’m confused.


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    I put the peanuts in a pot with warm water, put salt in there until the water taste salty, then I boil them. Be careful letting them sit/soak. That’s when they absorb the salt and can get too salty.

    And I’m with whoever said they want to eat peanuts that taste like peanuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Highstrung View Post
    . 3 hours at a simmer with water and salt, in a covered pot.

    Then let them sit for a spell. I'll let them cool off a tad from the simmer and eat, but they'll pick up flavor and texture from the soak.

    I don't add anything else. I like to eat peanuts that taste like peanuts.
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