Pinkeye Purple Hull | Red Ripper | Cow Peas
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- Do you know the difference in Red Ripper and Pinkeye Purple Hull Peas? Danny shows similarities and differences of these two cow peas.
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My husband loves black-eyed peas BUT purple hull peas are by far his favorite. I just canned 18 pints yesterday and we have tons more in the garden.
I grow these in Ohio. but I learned about them from staying with my grandmother in Alabama every summer.
May not be true but i heard a story once that during the civil war when the north would raid the south they would leave the cow peas. They were not familiar with them and didn't think they were fit for people to eat. So they left them in the fields instead off destroying them with the other crops. Who knows if it happened that way or not. But the story was that was what the people left behind had to survive on.
OkieRob i have also heard of those stories.
I love purple hulls cooked with bacon grease (I know I know), a tiny touch of garlic and a few snaps. Makes a yummy pot liquor.
Yummy I love peas of any sort and if I have some cornbread - thats a meal!!!
Great comparison and explanation of differences.. Love the happy music!! 💗
Thanks for showing us the difference. I grow black eyed peas every year. I'll try these next year.
That's awesome. I don't really think i've ever seen them before. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for showing us the difference in your peas 😊
Wow, that's a lot of pea picking!Looks amazing!
Shelled pink eye purple hulls are selling at 20.00 for 5 lbs.
Pink eye purple hulls are a main staple here in south Georgia and by far my families favorite fresh pea. The only problem is the aphids love em just as much. I've never heard of the red rippers. Gonna have to look into those because that's a nice sized pea!
Here in central Indiana, I'm zone 5b, stores carried both vining and bush type pinkeye purple hull peas. I got them as a chicken feed suppliment for winter and to add nitrogen around my new fruit trees, shades out the weeds too.
Teri Jean those are awesome tips to know! Guess I will plant them in the orchard and for the chickens. How do you feed them to the chickens? I assume fresh not dried?
Yolklahoma Rocks dried, bit we soak our feed. Just a few hours or over night. Three peas will be soaked 8 -12 hours. The "Bush" type vine plenty.
You guys are going to be canning like crazy. I don't have that much canning experience, but I helped my sister and brother-in-law make bread-n-butter pickles yesterday and they are wonderful. We also did a kosher dill on the fourth of July (26 jars) and they aren't too shabby either.
I purchased some field peas to grow up a 7 foot trellis I have in an tight spot between a house and a fence. I was told that red rippers can climb quite high but that the purple hull couldn't so I ordered the red.
Purple hull peas are my FAVORITE (never tried Red Ripper though). When I was a little girl I shelled SO MANY purple hull peas. My fingers were stained purple all summer. LOL
Planted Purple Hull peas for the first time. Honestly didn't even know anything about them. I wanted to plant different things and was given a few of them to try. Danny thanks for this video and some education on my part.
Danny, nice video. I live in 5B and decided to try the Purple Pod pink eye this year. Planted the end of May same as my wax and Blue Lake beans. The purple pod are right in step with the other 2 bush beans. It has been very hot up here also, and maybe these purple pod peas will be a good alternative for the English peas in my area. Any more I have no luck with English peas gets to hot to fast.
Purple Hull Peas are a big deal here in rural East Texas, and Emerson, Arkansas where my Mamaw was raised on a farm. Can't wait to be able to expand our garden to plant them next year! Just going to have to buy them this year at the farm stand, along with some lady creams. I'm not a huge fan of crowder or zipper creams they grow out here too.
I saw a pack of the seed's for the pinkeye purple hull pea's and thought - why not. My 14 year old love's purple so I got them and they did very well up here in northern MI. I love blakeye pea's so am hoping that these will be good. 1 pack of seed's gave me 2/3 of a gallon of pea's. Thanks Danny for the video. Stay safe and healthy. God bless
My mother talks about purple Hull peas. She was raised in Hayti Mo. In 1934. She had 9 siblings and her parents were farmers. She always talks about purple Hull peas and crowder peas.
Love my purplehull
Every year when we harvest our red rippers, I can't help singing .."YOu and me and a red ripper pea"..LOL... I really like red rippers and purple hulls.... but some of those peas are hard to shell...like the hickory nut of peas! ~ Lea
I totally forgot about Pinkeye peas and red rippers. I use to eat them when I lived in Alabama and Georgia. Thanks for reminding me. I just bought some so that I can plant them in my garden here in California. (I do get tired of pinto beans.) I wonder why it is so hard to get vegetable seeds that you can get in one area of the country than it is to get from another area of the country. S.California is the right temperature for these types of beans, so why not grow them here? Go figure, they don't know what they are missing. Thanks partner I appreciate the jog to my memory. I'm going to make some cornbread, on the stove - want some? :-)
What??? A black eyed pea taste better than a purple hull?? No way Jose!! Lol!! Love me some purple hulls but I do like black eyes with sliced Vidalia onion😉. Never had Red Rippers but I'll be trying them for sure. Sending blessings from Kemper Cty Ms❤️
I love them both yummm yummy Shalom
I wish I could go back to visit my relatives in the south! It's been a long time since I had black eyed peas and what I would do for some fried okra. I never could get my husband to try any of the good food I grew up on. He tried fried green tomatoes and didn't care for them.
I prefer purple hull and crowder over blackeyed peas anyday.
No one could find any around here.My uncle ordered some and gonna give me some.morning yall
I like to have a few snaps in mine
Dem bugs though 😂😍🤗
I live in East Texas and grew up on purple hulls, creams.
I have never seen or heard of Red Ripper? I’m curious to know what they taste like? Any thing close to a purple hull? More like a crowder? Or similar to a cream? What ever they taste like, I’ll bet they go great with a wedge of corn bread and sliced up fresh tomato ( home grown)!
nick d To me they taste like a peanut.
Love y'alls content and advice, but I've gotta say that Danny is the first Southerner I've ever heard say the BE Pea tastes better than a PE Purple Hull. PEPH are just about my favorite food on earth. The flavor of a pot of fresh or frozen fresh PEPH is like nothing else.
What kind of field peas to chickens like to eat the most? Six weeks peas, crowders, or purple hulls and red rippers. I know the purple hull peas are pretty big peas. The six weeks peas are real small. The purple hulls will make a lot more peas to the acre and easy to shell a bowl quick. Takes forever to get a bowl of six weeks peas shelled. I like crowders the best to eat myself. The six weeks are better but to much work shelling them. But the chickens can shell their own if the hulls are dry. I could keep the chickens off of them until they are mature. Just let them dry and crack open in the field for the chickens to eat. You ever tended chickens with peas? High protein for a vegatable. Just as much as soybeans and taste a lot better to me.
The red rippers I've had several years are smaller than the pink eyes and the hulls have never turned color just faded to yellow from green. Maybe I have something else.
The man at Ace sald we still have a couple of weeks where we can plant peas so I'll be planting pink eyes in a couple of days. If we can get a tree cut and out of the way in time I'll also be planting colossus crowders. Will you have any red ripper seeds for sale later this year? I would love to grow some but it will be next year before I have room to grow them. Much Love
I like eating the black eye pea, but I will have to say the pinkeye is my favorites they are the ones I plant. I have heard people call them the Mississippi pinkeye purple hull pea.There is one in the cow pea family that is called the summer time pea it is slightly smaller than the pinkeye and to me taste better than the black eye and pinkeye. When you cook the summer time pea it doesn't turn brownish color it stays almost the green color when you shell them out. I found them local onetime at the feed and seed store in Ocean springs ms. about 30 miles from where I live.I would like to plant them, but can't find them.
I planted pink eye purple hull peas this year. Will they continue to produce until fall or do I need to keep planting them?
Is this the same as Crowder peas?... Will you be doing a video on how to can them?
Do you like the taste of the purple hull or red ripper pea best?
Purple hull peas are the best
I saw you had the peas bottled. What was done before bottling. How long will they last bottled
Is this what the stores have labeled simply as "field peas"? They are tiny & taste kind of bitter. A splash of vinegar makes them taste better.☺
HootOwl Holler Its hard to say there are many types of field peas.
Can the red ripper be grown on a trellis??
yes they will grow on a trellis
Do the red ripper peas taste anything like the black eyed pea?
Not really, each type of field pea has its own distinct taste.
Can either of those beans be dried and kept in storage. Or do they have to be used fresh? Thanks.
They can be dried, canned, blanched and frozen, or freeze dried. Awesome protein packed little package especially if combined with cornbread.
You know something now I'm properly confused, last year when I saw this pea for the first time (in your magical machine) I'm one who said "that looks just like a Black-Eyed Pea". But aren't B-E Peas a Bean? Or is that some other type?
because
Essem Sween Beans and peas are different.
Deep South Homestead Well, sure I know that, but there are some Peas that are called Beans and vice-versa. I mean Rice & Peas is really Rice & Kidney Beans. Isn't it?
Just got a pound of Red Ripper seeds in from Southern Exposure Seeds. I’m in zone 8 (Florence,S.C.). Do you think I would have enough time to plant and harvest a crop this year? Also did you plant them in rows or broadcast your seeds? Thanks for all the knowledge on your videos.
Ralph Melvin You should have time and i planted in rows 4ft apart.
I have grown pink eye purple hull peas for the last 4 years but I have always let them dry on the vine before I picked them. I noticed that you shell them while they are still green. Do they taste different that way? Is there a reason or just preference?
Danny is it to late to plant peas and get a harvest before fall? Note I'm in North West Alabama.
Donnie Carter I don't think it is too late. I'm in Central AL and I'm fixin' to plant some zippers for fall pickin'.
Little Red Hen thank you
Yes, if you are in the south, plant some for fall
Do you sell the red rippers and would they grow in SE N. Car.?
you can get the seeds from southern exposure seed exchange. they have a great selection of cowpeas
They should grow there, but we don't sell the seeds. Check with some of the specialty seed catalouges.
Wanda, I want to grow beans this fall (NTx) , scarlet runners. Can I pick pods while fresh, shell them and go directly to canning? Or do I need to wait til the beans dry on vines, then shell and cook/can as dry beans?
You can pick fresh.
thanks!
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do they taste the same or are they all different
Jody Sappington They are all different in taste. Thanks