A very good friend of mine back home taught me how to make these. It might seem like a lot of spice but it has to simmer for 6 hours and penetrate the peanut shell 😋 #peanuts #cajun #boiled

I grew up and still eat boiled peanuts! Don't eat the shells unless the are very tender. These were such a treat growing up. The whole family sharing about 2-3 quarts on a trip to the beach. So many great memories, truly a great comfort food! I hope you enjoy them when you try them!

I tried boiled peanuts for the first time about 15 years ago. I was living in Spartanburg, S.C. and the woman I was dating at the time talked me into trying them. I got hooked and have been making my own ever since. Over the years I have tweaked my recipe to what it is today.

Found recipes on YouTube and made some changes... I will never buy canned peanuts again lol. Wow these turned out amazing 😉 and so easy and way cheaper to just make them.... use lots of salt if you like salty peanuts lol and lots of seasoning. I used two lbs of peanuts and half the bottle of that seasoning and lots of salt, for my heat add some hot sauce, and cut jalapeños to them ...

After buying many many cans of boiled peanuts and “doctoring” them up, I decided to give it a shot from scratch. And we have a winner! It’s does take a full day or an overnight but they are definitely worth it. Give it a shot!

Boiled peanuts can be found almost any convenience store or fruit stand here in Florida. Usually they have cooked for a couple of days in a 30 gallon pot on a open fire with wood. Or cooked in crockpots in convenience stores.

Boiled peanuts, a beer & a football game!

These are delicious! Boil up a batch, eat some, freeze the rest for later. These are great for fall cookouts! Throw some venison sausage & hamburgers on the grill, boil up some peanuts, have some homemade ice cream! Have some friends over. Perfect!

I was talking to a coworker about making Cajun Blaine’s peanuts and he added that I should try adding beer to it! So I did!