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Originally Posted by Raeford
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Cool. Thanks guys, I'll have to give them a try. My son is being transferred to the base at Beaufort S.C. and we're looking forward to exploring more of the south.



Get Virginia peanuts.....those S.C. and GA peanuts are well, puny.



Spend your money on RED state peanuts. Florida is my preference, but GA works too.


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
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Cool. Thanks guys, I'll have to give them a try. My son is being transferred to the base at Beaufort S.C. and we're looking forward to exploring more of the south.



Get Virginia peanuts.....those S.C. and GA peanuts are well, puny.



Spend your money on RED state peanuts. Florida is my preference, but GA works too.



More proof you aren't a TRUE southerner......


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Half of these guys put beans in their white dirt. Cole slaw - beans.
Potato salad - needs more beans. Banana pudding - beans..of course.


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Originally Posted by Raeford
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Cool. Thanks guys, I'll have to give them a try. My son is being transferred to the base at Beaufort S.C. and we're looking forward to exploring more of the south.



Get Virginia peanuts.....those S.C. and GA peanuts are well, puny.


Virginias are just one variety of peanuts grown in the south. Ain't got nuthin to do with location. We grow both Virginias and runners here in SC. My family has about 1200 acres of both planted. Virginias ARE better for boiling though. That's the big white peanuts. Runners are like boilin up popcorn shrimp. They're good, they just make you work a little harder to enjoy them.

Anyone spittin out a boilt peanut just ain't had them cooked right. Proper boilt peanuts ain't slimy. I cook mine in 50/50 cheap beer and water. SMALL ham bone in the pot, if I got one. Cook 2.5-3 hrs, turn off, and let sit in the salty water so they soak up the juice and salt.

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Originally Posted by santeerangerman
Originally Posted by Raeford
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Cool. Thanks guys, I'll have to give them a try. My son is being transferred to the base at Beaufort S.C. and we're looking forward to exploring more of the south.



Get Virginia peanuts.....those S.C. and GA peanuts are well, puny.


Virginias are just one variety of peanuts grown in the south. Ain't got nuthin to do with location. We grow both Virginias and runners here in SC. My family has about 1200 acres of both planted. Virginias ARE better for boiling though. That's the big white peanuts. Runners are like boilin up popcorn shrimp. They're good, they just make you work a little harder to enjoy them.

Anyone spittin out a boilt peanut just ain't had them cooked right. Proper boilt peanuts ain't slimy. I cook mine in 50/50 cheap beer and water. SMALL ham bone in the pot, if I got one. Cook 2.5-3 hrs, turn off, and let sit in the salty water so they soak up the juice and salt.




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Originally Posted by Raeford
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Cool. Thanks guys, I'll have to give them a try. My son is being transferred to the base at Beaufort S.C. and we're looking forward to exploring more of the south.



Get Virginia peanuts.....those S.C. and GA peanuts are well, puny.



Spend your money on RED state peanuts. Florida is my preference, but GA works too.



More proof you aren't a TRUE southerner......



More proof that you can't catch a joke.


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Kaolin clay was originally the main ingredient in Kaopectate. I don't know about it being a culinary delight, it doesn't sound very appetizing sick, but there are well-documented medical reasons for consuming Kaolin.

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wiki kaopectate

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Take the chips in your lunch and smash them up a bit. Dump them into your pork and beans and eat with a fork.

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"More proof that you can't catch a joke."

Nice try to spin....pour another.


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Most of the gas stations here carry a local brand of cajun pickled quail eggs. They are well worth the $8 a jar.


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
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I plan to eat my way through the South before I die.



Louisiana is where it's really at. I defy anyone to live there and not put on 10 pounds.


A real Louisiana crawfish boil is on my bucket list.



Don't pass on good Boucherie if you get invited.



What is Boucherie? Never heard of it and google shows many different things.


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Boucherie, it's a all day pig butchering and cooking (and drinking). you start early in the morning, like daybreak. kill the pig, Clean it, start cooking all of it, Boudin, Blood Boudin, Cracklins, Hog Head cheese, Pot Roasted Pig with gravy, Roasted Pig on the pit, pull pork etc... the whole pig gets cooked a bunch of different ways.

While all this is going on, there is Cajun French music playing, some people will dance. Everyone is drinking, the kids are playing.

it's a long day and you are tired at the end.

A Cajun Tradition!


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Originally Posted by Simoneaud
Boucherie, it's a all day pig butchering and cooking (and drinking). you start early in the morning, like daybreak. kill the pig, Clean it, start cooking all of it, Boudin, Blood Boudin, Cracklins, Hog Head cheese, Pot Roasted Pig with gravy, Roasted Pig on the pit, pull pork etc... the whole pig gets cooked a bunch of different ways.

While all this is going on, there is Cajun French music playing, some people will dance. Everyone is drinking, the kids are playing.

it's a long day and you are tired at the end.

A Cajun Tradition!



Awwww! Hey I've done this with a buddy's large German family from SW North Dakota. The only thing missing was the Cajun French music!


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Originally Posted by Rooster7
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Boucherie, it's a all day pig butchering and cooking (and drinking). you start early in the morning, like daybreak. kill the pig, Clean it, start cooking all of it, Boudin, Blood Boudin, Cracklins, Hog Head cheese, Pot Roasted Pig with gravy, Roasted Pig on the pit, pull pork etc... the whole pig gets cooked a bunch of different ways.

While all this is going on, there is Cajun French music playing, some people will dance. Everyone is drinking, the kids are playing.

it's a long day and you are tired at the end.

A Cajun Tradition!



Awwww! Hey I've done this with a buddy's large German family from SW North Dakota. The only thing missing was the Cajun French music!


And the Cajun food and the Cajun people. I've been around a bunch of Krauts, they have nothing on the Cajun boys for fun.


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Originally Posted by Raeford

"More proof that you can't catch a joke."

Nice try to spin....pour another.



Nice try to be the prick in the thread. Go bang another sister.


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Peanuts and beer. I like p-nuts parched best.

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Originally Posted by Steelhead
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"More proof that you can't catch a joke."

Nice try to spin....pour another.



Nice try to be the prick in the thread. Go bang another sister.


You still upset that you didn't know that 'Virginia peanuts' are a variety? LMFAO


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Originally Posted by Raeford
Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by Raeford

"More proof that you can't catch a joke."

Nice try to spin....pour another.



Nice try to be the prick in the thread. Go bang another sister.


You still upset that you didn't know that 'Virginia peanuts' are a variety? LMFAO


Phoucing hilarious. Steelhead must have really enjoyed fifth grade. He reverts to it every damn day.

Getting back to goobers, should they be boiled in a black pot or kettle?

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Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by Simoneaud
Boucherie, it's a all day pig butchering and cooking (and drinking). you start early in the morning, like daybreak. kill the pig, Clean it, start cooking all of it, Boudin, Blood Boudin, Cracklins, Hog Head cheese, Pot Roasted Pig with gravy, Roasted Pig on the pit, pull pork etc... the whole pig gets cooked a bunch of different ways.

While all this is going on, there is Cajun French music playing, some people will dance. Everyone is drinking, the kids are playing.

it's a long day and you are tired at the end.

A Cajun Tradition!



Awwww! Hey I've done this with a buddy's large German family from SW North Dakota. The only thing missing was the Cajun French music!


You boiled a large German family. I knew you were crazy fugger. But not that crazy!


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Potted meat or Vienna sausages on square nabs with a 'tall' coca cola or a pepsi was what lunch was when you were barning tobacco. Grandaddy loved a 'short' coca cola with salted peanuts in it. Crackilng bread and corn meal dumplings cooked with cabbage, new taters and ham hocks were some of the best meals I can remember as a kid. lots and lots of great memories in this thread.........

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