jodywy said:got em shelled yet???
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:Very much true. You wouldn't know that you were even eating the same thing.
The one's in cans have been dried...and then cooked. Fresh one's are wayyyyyyyyy better.
alabama said:I planted close to 3 acres this year thinking it would be enough for me and the deer. I have picked about 6 buckets full all year and had to find them in places where the pigweed out grew the peas. Somebody needs to spray for deer. They are getting bad.
Good looking "Top Pick" Peas?
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:Very much true. You wouldn't know that you were even eating the same thing.
The one's in cans have been dried...and then cooked. Fresh one's are wayyyyyyyyy better.
TexasBred said:the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:Very much true. You wouldn't know that you were even eating the same thing.
The one's in cans have been dried...and then cooked. Fresh one's are wayyyyyyyyy better.
Lilly...when my wife shells peas, when finished she just puts them all in an old pillow case and into the freezer without washing them or anything. When you're ready for "mess of peas" just open the bag, scoop out the peas you want and cook like they were fresh picked. By not washing them they don't freeze and stick together and do not freezer burn. Try it sometimes. :wink: