Canning Peas

[hawgrider]

Inor's favorite vegetable:bigthumbup:






Canning peas allows you to enjoy your harvest all year long, and nothing tastes better than home grown. But fresh ones are only available for a short time in the spring and maybe again in the fall.

For the rest of the year, when the weather doesn't permit growing them, you'll have to settle for canned or frozen, which, although they aren't as good as fresh are still pretty good. Here's how to go about preserving peas using the cold pack canning method.

http://www.food-skills-for-self-sufficiency.com/canning-peas.html

[Arklatex]

Thanks. Just a heads up. Purple hull peas are real popular out here and they produce most of the summer. Very hardy and easy to grow. They are somewhat similar to black Eyed Peas. But they are much tastier.

[Inor]

Peas are of the Devil. Eat them if you wish, but not for me. They steal your soul.

[Arklatex]

That's the way I feel about Brussels sprouts. Talk about some ugly farts!

[MrsInor]

If Inor only knew how many hidden peas he has eaten......

[hawgrider]

If Inor only knew how many hidden peas he has eaten......LMAO! What Papa don't know won't hurt em.