Picking, Shelling, And Canning Purple Hull Peas
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2014
- This is the end to end purple hull pea video. (with the exception of planting purple peas which I have already done). My bride even gets into the action while I was doing the canning! . She is much easier on the eyes than I!
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I'm Texan/Alabamian pure Southern Girl and I just HAVE to tell you that your video made me homesick! In the Midwest now, but, the way you did your video made me feel like I was in your garden and sitting with you picking and shelling peas. Y'all are awesome and so is this wonderful video. God bless you for bringing a smile to my heart.
It's been years since I've shelled & canned peas. Thank you for sharing this and showing the whole process as alot of younger generations don't know how to do any of it. All I needed to know was just the temperature and how long to leave them in the canner however I like the tool to get the lids out, I will be looking for one tomorrow. Loved the comment at the end about the green thumb! LOL! That's the truth for sure! Thank you again and may the Good Lord bless you and your family too.
I've never heard of purple hull beans, but they look wonderful! Excellent tutorial on the whole procedure. For some reason, pressure canners scare the heck out of me lol! Darlene did an awesome job, too!
Thanks Robin. Pressure canners definitely deserve respect. Darlene enjoyed the experience.
Chuck
You ain't from the country are you?
Ever hear of KY 1/2 runners?
Do yall know if u have to have a pressure canner?
That is great Farmer Fenster! Now, this winter, you will be able to rest and kick back, enjoying your harvests. :)
Awesome bounty. Thanks for sharing. My hubby and I enjoy your vids.
Thank you Ronnette. This was really a fun video.
Chu
Very informative video. I just planted some Knuckle Purple Hull and some Red Ripper cowpeas. This is my first attempt at growing peas and this was very helpful. Thanks!
The Meat Trapper I am glad you liked the video. Did you do a video on planting your pea's? I had never heard of Red Ripper. Let me know how well they do, I may have to try them.Chuck
A kind gardener fro Louisiana sent me some seeds from his garden about 8 years ago. I keep collecting the seeds and planting them every year here in North Dakota. They grow well. I usually leave them out until dry and store them that way. They cook up well in my instant pot.
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for taking time to teach.
+Mrmusikman 82 Glad to help! Hope that you give it a try!
Chuck
Thanks for the great lesson. My first year growing purple hulls and the anticipation is growing.
Purple hull peas are one of my very favorite veggies. Enjoy the process!
Chuck
Very good production you got there Chuck. I like the way you shell and can them my friend. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Rick. I will have a barrel pea sheller for this many peas.
Chuck
Fantastic harvest! Love this video! Nice to see your bride!
Thank you my friend. My bride enjoyed the experience.
Chuck
New subscriber here 😃 Just planted my peas yesterday (this is my first attempt at gardening). Also from the Memphis area. This was an extremely helpful and informative video!
Come see us at the Cooper Young Farmers Market on Saturday from 9-1ish.. I’d love to meet y’all!
Chuck
I LOVE purple hull peas! These are my very favorite peas!! ❤️
What a wonderful video....family action going on and teachin' learnin' too! Loved every minute of it and please tell Mrs Fenster she has learned to can like a professional! Very nice looking peas, wow. You got to share some recipes coming from them, even if it just cold pea salad! Beautiful shots of your garden in the beginning too, the harvest and shelling sure demonstrates the work behind a quart of canned peas. Nice canner too, you all got the weight on yours, mine has the valve. Chuck, thank you so much for sharing such a fun video, it was sure nice to watch. Apologies it has been so long for me to watch it, but life has been gettig in the way. You know the deal. Our best to you all, and take care!
They freeze well too. We froze all our's from last year's harvest. Made some a couple months ago, tasted great...
Hey Pamela, I have frozen them before too and they are very good that way but I have 4 freezers and they are all jam packed.
Chuck
This is my first time and If I don't have time to can how should I freeze them? Is there any prep?
Darlene was perfect, and the peas turned out fantastic! Can't do any better than that.
Great Video, you two should work together more often. Loved it. Blessings back at ya!
I believe she will be doing more in the kitchen but I hope to add her face to my greenhouse videos as well. Thanks Sheila. .
Chuck
Y'all funny.. thanks for the video...I plan on doing peas, green beans and lots of mators this year...I like getting different canning method info and narrowing it down to what would work best for me..ty!
We always watch westerns while we shell peas.
I've never grown purple hull peas so I really enjoyed this video!
They are my very favorite pea / bean that I grow,
Chuck
I remembered seating with my grandma and shelling peas.
You won't believe this. I was looking for your channel and I couldn't think of the name. In searching my subscriptions and I stopped to see what Garden Girl TV had new and a comment from you was at the top. It's amazing how that happens, God always works these things out for me. Anyway, I have a little catching up to do so I am very happy lol. Your wife is beautiful and I am looking forward to more video's with her. God Bless! Janice
This is an awesome video. I have a question. I have never canned before.....how long are they good for before the seal is broken?
Thanks so much for this great video on how to can peas....now I know what to do with mine..
I enjoy this part of the gardening process.
Chuck
Awesome Chuck nice meeting your wife hope she will be joining you in some more video ? you made a great team have a blessed day
Thank you Linda. She will be joining me ofter. I think she really enjoyed doing this with me.
Chuck
So cute that the subtitles says darling instead of darlene. Love that. :)
Chuck, I sent this video to my wife of 44 years as an " *_INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO_* ". You see, ...she's a Yankee and she just doesn't take instructions from ME very well!
OK, a bit of exaggeration, there. But this is the first in year in a LONG time that we have grown purple hull crowders. They are great, and we do them pretty much the same way as you folks.
great video love it when you call your beautiful wife your bride that's nice now back to the purple peas never seen this type of pea purple for me next year here in Ontario purple peas in my garden thank you Chuck
Thanks DB. Purple Hull peas are similar to black eye peas or cow peas and are actually beans but shelled and eaten as a fresh pea and not dried.
Chuck
Thanks DB. Purple Hull peas are similar to black eye peas or cow peas and are actually beans but shelled and eaten as a fresh pea and not dried.
Chuck
good morning Chuck
I thought so when I seen them up close
love your channel hi the the bride of the home and of coarse you lol ONTARIO CANADA HERE
Welcome aboard DB. I will be checking on your channel as well!
Chuck
Your wife is beautiful! Hope you include her in more videos, she seems funny too!
Off The Hook thanks so much. I agree!
Chuck
Nice to meet Darlene! I love YT, always something new to learn, I had never heard of hull peas before watching gardening videos! How do you eat them and what would you compare them too?
Take care you two,
Elyse.
I love them just the way I made them in the jar but if you add a bit of bacon it is slap your momma good! Lol. They are similar to cow peas or black eye peas.
Haha! First time I hear that one too! Thank for the answer.
Love purple hulls
You shell peas funny. Girls she’ll better😃
Are these type of peas grow and come again like bush green beans? We are growing these for the first time this year. Great video!
Oh yes. You can get several pickings from each plant. Quite prolific.
Enjoy them. One of my very favorite veggies!
Chuck
absolutely charming, thank you. Your wife is very pretty, you are right, you did marry up. Plus great step by step info on canning. I am growing Tohono Oodham peas, and Big Red Rippers (they can take the salty well water, yea).
Thank you Donnalda. I had fun doing this with her. Good luck with your peas. I hope you're doing a video on them?
Chuck
just bought a new computer, and I looked at the video cameras, might get one of those too.
DonnaldaSmolens I look forward to seeing them in action Donnalda!
Chuck
Errr...need more Darlene! Does she ever help you in the garden or greenhouse...or is she *_simply_* a "homemaker" translation: inside the house spouse? Great video folks!
She helps me harvest.
Chuck
When you put the peas in the jars are the jars hot or cold?
Doesn’t matter. As long as they are sterile.
Chuck
I planted a few raised garden beds of these. They are just about all picked…will these reproduce another batch or is it a “one and done” plant? First time growing. They are the bush top pick pinkeye.
As long as you see flowers on the bush you will have peas. We get several pickings from them.
Chuck
@@FensterfarmGreenhouse I haven’t seen any since picking this week. Maybe the extreme heat in Louisiana toasted them.
@@ryanboudreaux8547 very well could but I had a dear friend of mine in Louisiana grew them and he got several harvest every year too. His name was Donald. Look up the Bayou Gardener on UA-cam.
You’ll enjoy his videos!
Chuck
Do they turn yellow before purple or did the heat roast mine?
Mine went straight from green to green AND purple, then dark purple.
Stupid question time cuz im not from a place that these are the norm, but how do you est them? Do you est them like beans?
Yes, beans or peas. We boil them and they create a broth of their own. Add salt and pepper and some bacon. One of my favorites!
Chuck
My crazy brother picked the beans that are still green. Can I go ahead and shuck the peas or what do I do?
Alyssa Tapia yes you can go ahead and shuck those beans but it’s going to be much more difficult to get them out and they may be very small depending on the size the pods.
Chuck
Fensterfarm Greenhouse they was in stage to start turning but still green. Pods good size. Thank u for responding. I didn't find it hard to shell.
Can we save them for seed?
Chuck...since Purple hull crowders have a dark juice, and since they are EXCEPTIONALLY good with fatback or salt pork, and since you are PRESSURE CANNING them, why not cook them 1/2 way, include some salt pork and *_THEN_* pressure can them??
My son is a vegetarian and my daughter won't eat pork. I however love it both ways. I can add it later if I need to. I actually have a video making it with bacon from 3 or 4 years ago. Thanks Karl
Chuck
I just pressure canned 16 quarts of perpul hull peas and opened one for dinner and it didn't taste very good kind of a metallic taste canned 50 minutes at 11 pound pressure and one teaspoon of canning pickling salt what did I do wrong please help
Please help canned 16 quarts of perpul hull peas have metallic taste put one teaspoon of canning pickling salt at 11 pounds pressure for 50 minutes
Guy Self Most people don’t realize that it’s best to season those peas before you can them. They will taste the same way you canned them. No season = no flavor. Little season = little flavor. Good old seasoning = good old flavor!!!
Raw pack is quick and good. but If you use the hot pack method, you can flavor those peas in vegetable broth or chicken broth or bits of ham, smoked turkey, onion, garlic, meat, bacon or etc. When you do include some sort of meat your processing time must be 90 minutes. Refer to the Ball canning book. I say if I’m going to can or cook....do it good!