How To Cook Pinkeye Purple Hull Peas | Cooking What You Grow

These pinkeye purple hull peas are one of our favorite things to grow AND EAT. A delicious southern pea or crowder pea or cow pea or whatever you want to call them. They are easy to grow and eat. EXTRAORDINARILY sustainable, everyone who grows food should grow these
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[@jasonanderson7092]

Great job guys

[@amandakelly8793]

I loved watching y’all and learning how to cook these. I grew some in my garden this year. Love love this simple down home cooking!!

[@jerryhiers5739]

Love the pinkeye purple hull peas.

[@artofcreationhomestead]

We agree. They are our favorite.

[@sandrahansen9099]

I love purple hull peas!! (no sugar in any vegetable for me} and cornbread and fried okra!!! it looks amazing!!!!

[@artofcreationhomestead]

Thank you so much for watching. There is nothing better than purple hull peas with fried okra and a big piece of cornbread.

[@sherrydavis8969]

Please take your cap when you are inside especially at the table!

[@zk5886]

Hell yeah! 😂

[@kathrynreed9724]

That looked delicious.

[@artofcreationhomestead]

They are beyond delicious. If you like black eyed peas you will love these because they are even better.

[@lisarogers1036]

Here in the south pink eyed purple hulls is a staple in this home. Love The idea of putting ham in them !! Thank you for this video and I subscribed 😀

[@artofcreationhomestead]

Thank you so much for subscribing. Welcome to our channel and I hope you enjoy watching her videos. I completely know what you mean. Pinkeye purple Hull peas are probably our favorite thing to grow and our favorite thing to eat.

[@joanfels6641]

Try Zipper Cream Crowder peas. Absolutely awesome. They have a milder flavor than black eyes and purple hulls. They shell easier, thus the name zipper!

[@artofcreationhomestead]

We actually have some of those seeds on order. We're excited to try them. Thanks for watching!

[@jerseygirl07105]

OMG! That looks amazing. Have the seeds but sis not know how to cook it. You made it so simple and delicious looking. Thank you and God Bless. ❤️❤️

[@artofcreationhomestead]

Thank you so much.

[@IndianaBackyardGardener]

YUM!!! I am going to grow these for the first time this year....How many plants did you have last year?

[@artofcreationhomestead]

We just put the seeds around tee pees. We had 6 tee pees this past year and probably around 40 seeds on each tee pee.

[@cindywarren7086]

That cornbread looks delicious. Can we get the recipe?

[@artofcreationhomestead]

You are the first person to ask that. I will do a video on how I make my cornbread.

[@cindywarren7086]

@@artofcreationhomestead Thank you!!!

[@dianeuplinger5097]

Where did you get the seed?

[@artofcreationhomestead]

We've bought them from Baker Creek Seeds, Sow True Seed, and Hoss Tools before....Baker Creek is always our first option though

[@dianeuplinger5097]

@@artofcreationhomestead Might try them next year, everyone raves about them.