|  wmyrral 11 years ago | BOILED PEANUTSEquipment needed:
 Large washpot [like for washing clothes]
 Outdoor fireplace for washpot
 Plenty of firewood
 Crocus sack
 Horse trough
 Clean washtub [no soap residue]
 Ingredients:1/2 bushel well-washed green peanuts
 1 cup iodized salt [adjust to taste—I like more salt]
 Water to fill washpot after peanuts are put in it
 Process:Fill clean [sand scrubbed, no residue] washpot with peanuts
 Pour salt over peanuts
 Pour water over peanuts to fill pot
 Build fire around washpot
 Bring to full boil
 Boil until peanuts are consistency of baked beans—or softer
 [Test often by removing a peanut, unshelling, and tasting
 When done, dump in crocus sack
 Dip several times in horse trough to remove external salt
 Empty washed peanuts from crocus sack into washtub
 Place in convenient spot for eaters to fill containers
 Eat and enjoy
 Note: If peanut shells are not to be placed on the ground, trashcontainers need to be handy.
 Nutrition per 144 gcalories–662
 fat—76 grams, no trans fat
 Cholesterol—0 grams
 sodium—461 milligrams
 carbohydrate–22 grams [6 grams sugar]
 Dietary fiber—14 grams
 Protein—40 grams
 Vitamin C—1.2 milligrams
 Calcium—87.8 milligrams
 Iron—2.2 milligrams
 Potassimum—1045 milligrams
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