Ive never had purple peas. I was just commenting on Jami's page about rain. I live in Minnesota.We were blessed with a 2 day soaking rain. I pray it will come to you. I need to order seeds for next spring. I believe I will order from Hoss tools.. 1st time. I ve seen so many videos with you and the Arms family I also think Arms family went to theislamd its tbe pigs that swim...
@@MichelleSchmus it is my understanding that to get the umpteen million year storage, or those 20 to 25 years, you need to use a mylar bag and not a jar. I know that some things you absolutely do not use oxygen absorbers, for some you absolutely should use them, and yet others it simply prolongs the shelf life. In the case of these legumes im guessing that an oxygen absorber is not needed for several year's worth of storage because a properly but traditionally dried and stored legume can last on the shelf for several years. In the case of regular, store bought legumes if they haven't gotten wet before and after you bought them and dont absorb ambient moisture from the air while being stored, they just continue to dry out and shrink while being stored; else they can mold or something, you can tell by looking at them. I don't know what happens to them nutritionally but you can use them of you soak them upto a LONG time; if they dont rehydrate you toss them but if you're seriously hungry....
@@katrinawebb2354Yes, I distinctly recall he mentioned how soft they are. I have a couple Cog Hill T-shirts and I love how sturdy and soft the fabric is.
Granddaddy was a great inventor. Work smarter not harder. He was way ahead of time. Glad you have the pleasure of using it today. 🫶 Love your planning to store for future 🫶 Blessings to Cog Hill 40 🙏
That old pea sheller is so awesome I love love old things like that. I still have my moms old roller washing machine and looking at it makes me want to cry remembering her wash and hang our clothes on the clothes line outside ❤. Btw I’d love to try Brooks cornbread yum 😋
My goodness! You pick all those peas. . And then you shell them.. that machine is awesome. I remember sitting with my grandmother on her front porch and stringing green beans for canning. I actually spent most of my Summers visiting with her helping her with canning. Their basement was filled of preserved foods of all kinds of fruits, vegetables, jellies & pie fillings. Such wonderful memories of my grandmothers labor of love.
Oh gosh, I remember those days also. My brother and I also helped churn butter and cottage cheese. We helped plant corn. Those were some of the best days of our lives . Such memories stay with you for life.
Similar....I know many many kids today will never have any kind of memories like that, grateful to have had enough to remember, because unless you live really rural, it just doesn't happen anymore
We also learned how to milk dairy cows and lots of other chores like cleaning the barn floors and putting fresh hay in bins for them to eat. Throwing straw down for their waste. I even learned how to garden at an early age. I loved it all.
That machine is an awesome peace of history for your family. I just received my mother’s porch swing that was in my grandmother’s hay barn loft for over 75 years. It’s in amazing shape. Only 1 board broken & 1 board missing. The chains are in great shape too.
Your grandpa was a very creative inventor. Such a great idea, ahead of it's time.❤ I'm sure your grandma gave him a great big kiss. Such a time saver. Awesome 👍
Just wanted to let you know Lester found his coghill t-shirts and had it on the sanctuary Sunday live. Absolutely loved the video of you in the bottom of his coffee cup. You all have a wonderful week.
Poor Lester, Texas is going through a drought and I'm praying for everyone who needs a steady rain 🌧 but no flood rain that needs rain 🌧 🙏 ❤️ and prayers for heat relief 🙏 ❤️.
Good morning Cog Hill and all of the Cog Squad. Your granddaddy was such an inventor. That shelling machine is awesome. Your grandmother must have loved the time saver. The chicks are so cute. Y’all be good.
Amazing machine for doing the peas, your gardening skills are next level like everything else on the 40 they grow on Love, Knowledge and Dedication. The Chicks 🐥 look like they are well on their way to having their Best Lives. Have a Blessed Day.
What a beautiful crop of peas. I have never had that kind of peas. My family have never grown those type of peas. We have only grown green beans and peas. Also shell beans. It is amazing what each state grows and what you have grown up with. I just love the machine that your grand daddy had to shell the beans and now you have been given the honor to carry on the history. Thank you for showing us the process of preparing the beans for future use. I can say I just learned something new today . You are never to old to learn. Have a wonderful day.
One of my favorite memories sitting on the front porch in the evening shelling peas with my mama and grandma. Mama canned them on the wood stove. I did not like washing the jars, but that's what we kids did. Good times.
I think Peaches is proud of your work ethic and won’t fire you guys anytime soon . Lester from Longhorn Lester’s said your coffee is awesome. That’s so cool that he mentioned it in his channel. All The Best Gail from Worcester Massachusetts ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love how much has been past down to you from your granddaddy. Your tractor, your pea shucker, and most of all all the knowledge of farming, and of course the stories. Best thing ever. Thank you for sharing. My mom and my grandmother both used ringer washers. It wasn't until I was in high school that my mom bought her first washer that wasn't a ringer washer. I'm not sure if the rollers on your shucker came from a washer because the rollers that were on my mom's were much larger in circumference than those on your machine, but then who knows maybe there were many different sizes. Until next time. Thanks for sharing
Cog Hill videos Are the best! And they keep getting better! I always get excited to see when there's a new one, cuz I know there's a real treat in store for me. Love your videography, the music, the scenery, and especially yourselves and the animals. Keep it up, and God bless. 🐖🐮🐈🐎🐣🐤🐔🐓🌧
You should send pictures of you and Brooke using the sheller to your grandpa! Unless it would upset him then not. Awesome invention. Bless your Grandpa💕❤💓
This was a relaxing video. The peas are beautiful! How cool is it that you got to use a machine that is 80 years old that was handed down to you. I like how well you and Brooke work together.
Hope you all have a beautiful day ❤ thank you for the video, what a treasure that machine is,in more ways than one 👍💥❤️ prayers and love to all the Cog Holl Family and community. Hope you all have a wonderful week ❤
What a WONDERFUL FAMILY TREASURE you have! When YOU pass it on to Mary Carl , make SURE to add a jar of THIS year's peas too! Date a jar NOW, and set it aside. Give them BOTH @the same time!
How wonderful to have your grandfather's pea machine. What a keepsake full of memories and still making some. OXOXO to you and all your family and animals ❣️
That machine your Granddaddy had made way back when is still a super cool machine! What a time saver it must have been back then when more of your family members probably relied on farming for their own food supply. The fact that it still works and is so efficient after all this time is amazing. What a treasure! 💜😃
Wow purple hull peas are my favorite, what a great invitation your grandfather had made and that it was gifted to y’all. Some of my favorite memories are of setting out on the front porch with Nanny and Granddad shelling peas. Have a blessed day.
I can’t remember you guys planting peas. But WOW, what a crop!! That’s so very cool. I love that 80 year old contraption. What an innovator your granddaddy was back in the day. Brilliant. And having that freeze dryer is the best. Glad the chicks are doing well too.
My granny had one of those ringer washers. That was one of my highlights of visiting her in the summer. Washing clothes in that old washing machine, shelling beans and peas and shucking corn.💖💖💖
Wow, that's a lot of beans!! I'm just as happy as you about that machine that's been in your family for over 80 years! That's truly awesome! Chicks are adorable too. You all have a wonderful day! 💜❤❌⭕
My dad was an inventor too! Back in those days no internet so if ya needed something he made it. Such great memories & that experience molded me to think things through & to problem solve. Thanks Dad. Miss you.❤
😊that pea sheller Is worth its weight in gold. My fondest memories were with my great grandmother and aunts and sister sitting on the big front porch shelling peas and snapping beans all day long. There was nothing better than those pink purple hulls, which we also called field peas, and cornbread. I was born in Panama City and my great grandmother lived in Graceville-Chipley area. That soil produced the best peas. Butter beans and shucking corn was also a fun chore. They grew peanuts and we would boil them in those huge cast iron kettles all day. I’m 73 now and how I wish I could have one more day on that porch shelling with them and cooking those peas. Your Texas friend
Jason no rain for us in Texas since May. We’ve had 100 plus days…63 days. Yesterday was 107 and the humidity was 47%. We live in Brownwood near Abilene. I admire Brooke and you and working in this heat! Please be careful. I love your property and all your videos. I thank Longhorn Lester for telling us about you guys. Have a blessed day! Your harvest is God’s goodness!
I’m in Weatherford. You have it a little worse than we do. I actually thought it was going to be a little wetter this summer because of El Niño. Jokes on me!
We have grown these same peas and shelled them by hand, a few years ago when we had our farm. I guess folks who have done that for decades can shell faster than us, but I reckon that first quantity you showed us would have taken us a lot longer than 1 hour to do. What a fantastic, simple, ingenious design. I will say that folks at the farmers' markets were thrilled to get these peas from us, even when they had to shell them themselves. They are a treasured tradition in the South.
What a bountiful harvest. In the 60 mom would go to a farmers freinds who let us get all kinds of vegetables. 6 bushels at a time. Then that happend all summer. All 4 of us older kids were always busy. Fresh peas with cornbread a staple. At the end mom would make Vegatable soup with the last crops. The chickens loved the hils. Mom's t-towel were in our laps. Blessing
@@mariek8578 best time around listing to the older teaching us to take care of ourselves. Potatoes / greenbeans, red fingers peeling beets. Why so many silks on corn? Don't nick the jars when taking lids open. Most valuable lessons, your labor canning is to prepare for the hungry time. I'm 69
I remember my mom shelling garden peas for hours. This machine is awesome! I am so impressed with your freeze drying efforts. You are teaching others to become self sufficient. I love your page and all your projects. God bless your family.
We have one of those pea sheller.. it belonged to my husband grandmother. The only thing we do different is we have a pan of water and soak the peas and then put them in the shoot. We push them threw just the same but the water helps to shell out better. Usually we sit on tail gate in carport to do them.
I absolutely love this video. The artistry of the pea's was beautiful. Amazing lighting. The content/story of the pea machine and your grandfather was just as wonderful. Great video as always but I think this one is super special. Thank you.
Seeing these purple, pink eyes peas reminds me of cherished summers growing up in the deep South. Another favorite is butter beans. Yum! We grew so many different varieties of them!
Oh goodness! Those peas are beautiful!!! I spent many a summer helping my Daddy pick em and eating them with a big pan of cornbread after Momma cooked them. Those were good days!!!!
Brooke Jason you've got to put a vacuum seal on them jars if you don't you can't put them on your shelves you worked so hard to get them you can lose them. God bless you love you guys I hope you read this
@@CogHillFarm Thank you so much I thought that you had to do that by anyway I'm glad I know that cause I wanted these days I'm gonna get me one I gotta use the vacuum Siller for my stuff because I have not got a Freeze dryer But I sure do want one maybe one of these days I will get one But thank you for sharing all this stuff that you all do with your freeze dryer Lord i'd be like a kid in a candy store and i'd freeze dry everything Love you guys love ya'll's home and ya'll's barn can't wait to see Brooke out there milking her little goats God likes you I love you guys
The pea shelter is amazing! That is the thing to have. Purple hull peas are my favorite also. My thumb used to be so sore when I finished shelling. God Bless and enjoy!
Wow, that was so interesting how you picked and hulled the peas, and what a wonderful family history with that 80-year-old machine. It was simple but brilliant and made to last. I love it when you freeze-dry your crops it is so satisfying to know that there are people doing this and working hard but enjoying doing this life. Thanks for sharing God Bless
We truly love visiting your videos. The way y’all talk to your animals and love on them is amazing. Your energy and personalities that you share with us is a blessing for us to keep up with you. Wish we knew you one on one. Favorite TH-cam channel. 🪿🐥🐷🐮🐝🐐🐄🐓🐖🐈🐾🫏
I’m sure they all were dancing a jig over that pea sheller…but I have very fond memories of all the ladies & kids in our small street gatherings under trees and hand shelling pea’s, butter bean and shucking corn. And all the sweet ice tea you could drink…I miss living in Sweet Home Alabama. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good morning! We enjoy watching your channel. Love the new additions! Our garden hasn’t done well this year. Weather has truly been nuts this year! Have a blessed day!😊
You guys have thousands of the pink eyed, purple hulled beans. Wow. And I don't think I have ever eaten one. That machine makes quick work of shucking. Good job. 💞💞💞
Going on your website today and ordering two bags of coffee! Take care in that heat, take plenty of water and shade breaks, and pace the fence building. No need to risk heat stress. Your family and ability to take care of your farm for the long haul is way more important.
Love peas with cornbread, sliced tomatoes, slaw,and sliced onions,and sweet tea,favorite of my Grandma's. She always let us grandkids help she'll them.She also made the best sweet cucumber pickles.Miss her so much,she was one of the hardest working woman, right up there with Brooke.Mother of 10 children, delivered them all at home,next day back in field working.
Your Grandad is a genius to come up with this Pea Shelling Machine. Thank you for sharing the story and history about the machine. That is so cool that you can still use this machine from over 80-years ago. The new addition of chicks are so adorable. Both you and Brooke are such hard workers, especially with this crazy heat weather. Freeze dried peas - oh yes! Such a beautiful bountiful harvest! Have a blessed day!
It's so awesome that you have your granddaddies huller. That is so much better then having any new machine that might be on the market. What a blessing.
Thank you so much for this video. It’s just amazing, never seen anything like it. I ‘m sure you will be selling peas at your produce stand. Wish I was there to buy some. Now you can go back to fencing, God bless ❤
Jason.. I really don't know how you guys do it all. The heat, all the projects, taking care of all the Babies... not to mention all the You Tube chores that keep us all connected. PLEASE Please do take care of yourselves. You're the FIRST Priority. PS.. I've heard of those Island Piggies.. we would all like to go there for a few days. 😅 Hang In there.. cooler weather is coming. 🧊 ❤️
It always amazes me the way you guys walk in all the growth. I guess you don’t have a tick issue down there. If I did that up here in NY I’d be covered in ticks after a few steps. Love watching you and all you do.
I had a pea shelter like that! Wet the peas and they shell faster . I would buy 4-5 bushels of peas and shell them in 1 1/2 hours. Mine was much faster than that one. I passed it on to a farmer friend of mine. I hope he enjoyed it as much as I did!
I love that old pea sheller that has been in your family for 80 years. It’s so much faster than doing it by hand. I just love watching you two doing your thing on the farm. Pretty amazing! Lester loves your coffee.
Wow!! What a fabulous machine!!❤️🥰 serious time saver 😎. The baby chicks are adorable 🥰. Gus and Loretta will love Big Major Cay in the Bahamas for their anniversary trip someday 😁🥰❤️. Thank you for a wonderful video as always ❤️❤️
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Ive never had purple peas. I was just commenting on Jami's page about rain. I live in Minnesota.We were blessed with a 2 day soaking rain. I pray it will come to you. I need to order seeds for next spring. I believe I will order from Hoss tools.. 1st time. I ve seen so many videos with you and the Arms family
I also think Arms family went to theislamd its tbe pigs that swim...
If you can, give us a short or so to tell us how you weathered the storm.
Don’t you need to use an oxygen absorber and vacuum seal the jar? That was my understanding (for long term storage)
@@MichelleSchmus it is my understanding that to get the umpteen million year storage, or those 20 to 25 years, you need to use a mylar bag and not a jar. I know that some things you absolutely do not use oxygen absorbers, for some you absolutely should use them, and yet others it simply prolongs the shelf life. In the case of these legumes im guessing that an oxygen absorber is not needed for several year's worth of storage because a properly but traditionally dried and stored legume can last on the shelf for several years. In the case of regular, store bought legumes if they haven't gotten wet before and after you bought them and dont absorb ambient moisture from the air while being stored, they just continue to dry out and shrink while being stored; else they can mold or something, you can tell by looking at them. I don't know what happens to them nutritionally but you can use them of you soak them upto a LONG time; if they dont rehydrate you toss them but if you're seriously hungry....
Lester says he absolutely loves your coffee. He told us to tell you this.
Lester also said he loved your shirts too
@@katrinawebb2354Yes, I distinctly recall he mentioned how soft they are. I have a couple Cog Hill T-shirts and I love how sturdy and soft the fabric is.
Love the coffee. It’s a very smooth blend. Absolutely delicious!!
Holly is so devoted to Jason. She looks at him with so much love.
Agreed!❤
She does ❤
Absolutely
Granddaddy was a great inventor. Work smarter not harder. He was way ahead of time. Glad you have the pleasure of using it today. 🫶 Love your planning to store for future 🫶 Blessings to Cog Hill 40 🙏
That old pea sheller is so awesome I love love old things like that. I still have my moms old roller washing machine and looking at it makes me want to cry remembering her wash and hang our clothes on the clothes line outside ❤. Btw I’d love to try Brooks cornbread yum 😋
My goodness! You pick all those peas. . And then you shell them.. that machine is awesome. I remember sitting with my grandmother on her front porch and stringing green beans for canning. I actually spent most of my Summers visiting with her helping her with canning. Their basement was filled of preserved foods of all kinds of fruits, vegetables, jellies & pie fillings. Such wonderful memories of my grandmothers labor of love.
😂 crazy I have the same memory. same basement. mine happened at Sunday dinners in the summer and we didn’t have that many beans
Oh gosh, I remember those days also. My brother and I also helped churn butter and cottage cheese. We helped plant corn. Those were some of the best days of our lives . Such memories stay with you for life.
Similar....I know many many kids today will never have any kind of memories like that, grateful to have had enough to remember, because unless you live really rural, it just doesn't happen anymore
We also learned how to milk dairy cows and lots of other chores like cleaning the barn floors and putting fresh hay in bins for them to eat. Throwing straw down for their waste. I even learned how to garden at an early age. I loved it all.
Jason your video editing skills are top notch. Excellent job❤
Thank you so much and I appreciate that!❤️❤️
That machine is an awesome peace of history for your family. I just received my mother’s porch swing that was in my grandmother’s hay barn loft for over 75 years. It’s in amazing shape. Only 1 board broken & 1 board missing. The chains are in great shape too.
That's wonderful ❤ a beautiful memory every time you walk out to your porch ❤🌹
Grand-daddy was a progressive farmer! Wishing him peaceful summer days while others shell the peas! 🌄🌻
Your grandpa was a very creative inventor. Such a great idea, ahead of it's time.❤ I'm sure your grandma gave him a great big kiss. Such a time saver. Awesome 👍
Just wanted to let you know Lester found his coghill t-shirts and had it on the sanctuary Sunday live. Absolutely loved the video of you in the bottom of his coffee cup. You all have a wonderful week.
Poor Lester, Texas is going through a drought and I'm praying for everyone who needs a steady rain 🌧 but no flood rain that needs rain 🌧 🙏 ❤️ and prayers for heat relief 🙏 ❤️.
Everyone is going through that!
@@knicba99 I said I'm praying for everyone who needs steady rain 🌧 🙏. Learn to read
Omg Holly is such a a devoted companion ❤❤❤
It is the breed of dog
My grandmother had a bunch of pea shellers. It was her grandkids. Lol. I was 25 years old before I knew they made a mechanical pea sheller. Lol
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Good morning Cog Hill and all of the Cog Squad. Your granddaddy was such an inventor. That shelling machine is awesome. Your grandmother must have loved the time saver. The chicks are so cute. Y’all be good.
Mr. Richard
You send such nice compliments to Cog Hill.
Thank you Cog Fan
I helped mom and dad hull peas and when you were done your fingers and hands would be sore.
Amazing machine for doing the peas, your gardening skills are next level like everything else on the 40 they grow on Love, Knowledge and Dedication. The Chicks 🐥 look like they are well on their way to having their Best Lives. Have a Blessed Day.
I never once thought I needed a freeze dryer until I watched your videos.
What a beautiful crop of peas. I have never had that kind of peas. My family have never grown those type of peas. We have only grown green beans and peas. Also shell beans. It is amazing what each state grows and what you have grown up with. I just love the machine that your grand daddy had to shell the beans and now you have been given the honor to carry on the history. Thank you for showing us the process of preparing the beans for future use. I can say I just learned something new today . You are never to old to learn. Have a wonderful day.
They are delicious!
Absolutely the best peas! My very favorite as well as my entire family! I really love them. One of my top 3 vegetables.
One of my favorite memories sitting on the front porch in the evening shelling peas with my mama and grandma. Mama canned them on the wood stove. I did not like washing the jars, but that's what we kids did. Good times.
Same!❤ we had train tracks in front. So we would put pennies on the track. After the train came through we would go collect our smashed coins.
Your Granddaddy is such an awesome man 😊😊❤
I think Peaches is proud of your work ethic and won’t fire you guys anytime soon . Lester from Longhorn Lester’s said your coffee is awesome. That’s so cool that he mentioned it in his channel. All The Best Gail from Worcester Massachusetts ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love starting my Monday with Coghill❤
I love how much has been past down to you from your granddaddy. Your tractor, your pea shucker, and most of all all the knowledge of farming, and of course the stories. Best thing ever. Thank you for sharing. My mom and my grandmother both used ringer washers. It wasn't until I was in high school that my mom bought her first washer that wasn't a ringer washer. I'm not sure if the rollers on your shucker came from a washer because the rollers that were on my mom's were much larger in circumference than those on your machine, but then who knows maybe there were many different sizes. Until next time. Thanks for sharing
Cog Hill videos Are the best! And they keep getting better! I always get excited to see when there's a new one, cuz I know there's a real treat in store for me. Love your videography, the music, the scenery, and especially yourselves and the animals. Keep it up, and God bless. 🐖🐮🐈🐎🐣🐤🐔🐓🌧
You should send pictures of you and Brooke using the sheller to your grandpa! Unless it would upset him then not. Awesome invention. Bless your Grandpa💕❤💓
Unfortunately his Grand Daddy is blind, but I bet he'd love some peas, cornbread and collards!
This was a relaxing video. The peas are beautiful! How cool is it that you got to use a machine that is 80 years old that was handed down to you. I like how well you and Brooke work together.
Hope you all have a beautiful day ❤ thank you for the video, what a treasure that machine is,in more ways than one 👍💥❤️ prayers and love to all the Cog Holl Family and community. Hope you all have a wonderful week ❤
Amen
What a WONDERFUL FAMILY TREASURE you have! When YOU pass it on to Mary Carl , make SURE to add a jar of THIS year's peas too! Date a jar NOW, and set it aside. Give them BOTH @the same time!
How wonderful to have your grandfather's pea machine. What a keepsake full of memories and still making some. OXOXO to you and all your family and animals ❣️
That machine your Granddaddy had made way back when is still a super cool machine! What a time saver it must have been back then when more of your family members probably relied on farming for their own food supply. The fact that it still works and is so efficient after all this time is amazing. What a treasure! 💜😃
Wow purple hull peas are my favorite, what a great invitation your grandfather had made and that it was gifted to y’all. Some of my favorite memories are of setting out on the front porch with Nanny and Granddad shelling peas. Have a blessed day.
Love the animals, Glad to see that DEEDEE is doing well ❤❤❤ Hi, Brooke.. Want more freeze dried videos.❤❤❤❤
When the gardens ready its ready . Bless your pea picking hearts ! The peas will not wait for sure.
How exciting, to pick, and preserve in 2 days.... And the peas look amazing...💜💜💜💜💜
I can’t remember you guys planting peas. But WOW, what a crop!! That’s so very cool. I love that 80 year old contraption. What an innovator your granddaddy was back in the day. Brilliant. And having that freeze dryer is the best. Glad the chicks are doing well too.
My granny had one of those ringer washers. That was one of my highlights of visiting her in the summer. Washing clothes in that old washing machine, shelling beans and peas and shucking corn.💖💖💖
That pea sheller was just amazing! The story behind it makes it priceless, thanks for sharing!
Hey there Cog Hill Farm! 🚜 My goodness, that's a lot of field peas! Your grand daddy's home made machine works wonderfully! Take care folks!
Wow, that's a lot of beans!! I'm just as happy as you about that machine that's been in your family for over 80 years! That's truly awesome! Chicks are adorable too. You all have a wonderful day! 💜❤❌⭕
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My grandkids call me Grandma Dude. When I heard Broke say Miss Dude, I just busted out with a legimate laugh. God Bless!
Your Granddaddy reminds me of my Dad. He was also an inventor of things like that. That machine is absolutely a huge time saver. GOD BLESS
My dad was an inventor too! Back in those days no internet so if ya needed something he made it. Such great memories & that experience molded me to think things through & to problem solve. Thanks Dad.
Miss you.❤
Jason you and Brooke should patent that machine and sell it to the world. What a wonderful invention. Your family rocks and I love you all.
Wow what an amazing machine and it’s 80 yrs old and still works what a treasure you have Coghill Farms just keep it running & in the family ❤
😊that pea sheller Is worth its weight in gold. My fondest memories were with my great grandmother and aunts and sister sitting on the big front porch shelling peas and snapping beans all day long. There was nothing better than those pink purple hulls, which we also called field peas, and cornbread. I was born in Panama City and my great grandmother lived in Graceville-Chipley area. That soil produced the best peas. Butter beans and shucking corn was also a fun chore. They grew peanuts and we would boil them in those huge cast iron kettles all day. I’m 73 now and how I wish I could have one more day on that porch shelling with them and cooking those peas. Your Texas friend
Jason no rain for us in Texas since May. We’ve had 100 plus days…63 days. Yesterday was 107 and the humidity was 47%. We live in Brownwood near Abilene. I admire Brooke and you and working in this heat! Please be careful. I love your property and all your videos. I thank Longhorn Lester for telling us about you guys. Have a blessed day! Your harvest is God’s goodness!
I’m in Weatherford. You have it a little worse than we do. I actually thought it was going to be a little wetter this summer because of El Niño. Jokes on me!
We have grown these same peas and shelled them by hand, a few years ago when we had our farm. I guess folks who have done that for decades can shell faster than us, but I reckon that first quantity you showed us would have taken us a lot longer than 1 hour to do. What a fantastic, simple, ingenious design. I will say that folks at the farmers' markets were thrilled to get these peas from us, even when they had to shell them themselves. They are a treasured tradition in the South.
What a bountiful harvest. In the 60 mom would go to a farmers freinds who let us get all kinds of vegetables. 6 bushels at a time. Then that happend all summer. All 4 of us older kids were always busy. Fresh peas with cornbread a staple. At the end mom would make Vegatable soup with the last crops. The chickens loved the hils. Mom's t-towel were in our laps. Blessing
I have that memory of how ya always had to have a tea towel on your lap too!😂
@@mariek8578 best time around listing to the older teaching us to take care of ourselves. Potatoes / greenbeans, red fingers peeling beets. Why so many silks on corn? Don't nick the jars when taking lids open. Most valuable lessons, your labor canning is to prepare for the hungry time. I'm 69
Jason the washing machine part was called A wringer...we grew up using one...
I remember my mom shelling garden peas for hours. This machine is awesome! I am so impressed with your freeze drying efforts. You are teaching others to become self sufficient. I love your page and all your projects. God bless your family.
Such a blessing and treasure you have inherited. Be thankful and cherish it.❤️
That pea shelter is absolutely amazing!!❤
As a little girl, I always loved sitting on the back porch with my grandma hulling peas, snapping green beans, and watching grandpa work the land.
I love this ❤ can't imagine the joy when "grandaddy " brought this home, what a huge forward thinking idea 😮
We have one of those pea sheller.. it belonged to my husband grandmother. The only thing we do different is we have a pan of water and soak the peas and then put them in the shoot. We push them threw just the same but the water helps to shell out better. Usually we sit on tail gate in carport to do them.
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I absolutely love this video. The artistry of the pea's was beautiful. Amazing lighting. The content/story of the pea machine and your grandfather was just as wonderful.
Great video as always but I think this one is super special. Thank you.
Jason's conversation with the critters always makes my day.
Monday Morning Blessings Cog Hill 🙏❤️
Seeing these purple, pink eyes peas reminds me of cherished summers growing up in the deep South. Another favorite is butter beans. Yum! We grew so many different varieties of them!
Morning Jason I really enjoyed this seeing the pea sheller you grand dad had made eighty years ago very impressive and a game changer to have....
I say a prayer everyday for more rain for everybody and everything. ❤❤❤
Thank you for bringing me along with you today. God bless y'all 💖💝💖
The flippin' Decaf Cog Hill Coffee is AWESOME! ❤❤❤
Oh goodness! Those peas are beautiful!!! I spent many a summer helping my Daddy pick em and eating them with a big pan of cornbread after Momma cooked them. Those were good days!!!!
Brooke Jason you've got to put a vacuum seal on them jars if you don't you can't put them on your shelves you worked so hard to get them you can lose them. God bless you love you guys I hope you read this
With freeze drying, you do not have to vacuum seal.
@@CogHillFarm Thank you so much I thought that you had to do that by anyway I'm glad I know that cause I wanted these days I'm gonna get me one I gotta use the vacuum Siller for my stuff because I have not got a Freeze dryer But I sure do want one maybe one of these days I will get one But thank you for sharing all this stuff that you all do with your freeze dryer Lord i'd be like a kid in a candy store and i'd freeze dry everything Love you guys love ya'll's home and ya'll's barn can't wait to see Brooke out there milking her little goats God likes you I love you guys
Wow! You guys sure picked a mess if peas!!!! Your family's shelling machine was amazing!
Can you publish a recipe for cooking these purple beans? They look like so much fun!
The pea shelter is amazing! That is the thing to have. Purple hull peas are my favorite also. My thumb used to be so sore when I finished shelling. God Bless and enjoy!
Your pea sheller is a treasure. Also your fingers aren't purple. 🤗👏👍 Take care 🥰
Or sore.. LOL
Wow, that was so interesting how you picked and hulled the peas, and what a wonderful family history with that 80-year-old machine. It was simple but brilliant and made to last. I love it when you freeze-dry your crops it is so satisfying to know that there are people doing this and working hard but enjoying doing this life. Thanks for sharing God Bless
I absolutely love when Jason informs Peaches of the day’s events 😂😂😂
Makes me smile!!!! Thanks for the entertainment 💓
Good morning CogHill and CogSquad 😊❤
Lester also can't stop talking about how soft all your T-shirts are!!!!!! He loves them & so do I.
We truly love visiting your videos. The way y’all talk to your animals and love on them is amazing. Your energy and personalities that you share with us is a blessing for us to keep up with you. Wish we knew you one on one. Favorite TH-cam channel. 🪿🐥🐷🐮🐝🐐🐄🐓🐖🐈🐾🫏
I’m sure they all were dancing a jig over that pea sheller…but I have very fond memories of all the ladies & kids in our small street gatherings under trees and hand shelling pea’s, butter bean and shucking corn. And all the sweet ice tea you could drink…I miss living in Sweet Home Alabama. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good morning! We enjoy watching your channel. Love the new additions! Our garden hasn’t done well this year. Weather has truly been nuts this year! Have a blessed day!😊
HEY! Good morning Cog Hill Family!
Good morning! Cool machine! Your grandpa was a smart fellow!!
Love the pea shelling machine and the story behind it ❤
Your videos are so soothing and peaceful. I really enjoy watching 😊 Thank you.
You guys have thousands of the pink eyed, purple hulled beans. Wow. And I don't think I have ever eaten one. That machine makes quick work of shucking. Good job. 💞💞💞
Going on your website today and ordering two bags of coffee! Take care in that heat, take plenty of water and shade breaks, and pace the fence building. No need to risk heat stress. Your family and ability to take care of your farm for the long haul is way more important.
Love peas with cornbread, sliced tomatoes, slaw,and sliced onions,and sweet tea,favorite of my Grandma's. She always let us grandkids help she'll them.She also made the best sweet cucumber pickles.Miss her so much,she was one of the hardest working woman, right up there with Brooke.Mother of 10 children, delivered them all at home,next day back in field working.
Love to you all darlins ❤.🇦🇺🇦🇺I’ll watch all in the morning .. I’m looking forward to it 😊
I love the pea huller. Please give Granddaddy a hug from us.
Your Grandad is a genius to come up with this Pea Shelling Machine. Thank you for sharing the story and history about the machine. That is so cool that you can still use this machine from over 80-years ago. The new addition of chicks are so adorable. Both you and Brooke are such hard workers, especially with this crazy heat weather. Freeze dried peas - oh yes! Such a beautiful bountiful harvest! Have a blessed day!
It's so awesome that you have your granddaddies huller.
That is so much better then having any new machine that might be on the market.
What a blessing.
Thank you so much for this video. It’s just amazing, never seen anything like it. I ‘m sure you will be selling peas at your produce stand. Wish I was there to buy some. Now you can go back to fencing, God bless ❤
Jason.. I really don't know how you guys do it all. The heat, all the projects, taking care of all the Babies... not to mention all the You Tube chores that keep us all connected.
PLEASE Please do take care of yourselves. You're the FIRST Priority.
PS.. I've heard of those Island Piggies.. we would all like to go there for a few days. 😅
Hang In there.. cooler weather is coming. 🧊 ❤️
It always amazes me the way you guys walk in all the growth. I guess you don’t have a tick issue down there. If I did that up here in NY I’d be covered in ticks after a few steps. Love watching you and all you do.
I had a pea shelter like that! Wet the peas and they shell faster . I would buy 4-5 bushels of peas and shell them in 1 1/2 hours. Mine was much faster than that one. I passed it on to a farmer friend of mine. I hope he enjoyed it as much as I did!
The peas look good freeze dried and put up. Fantastic harvest. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
I love that old pea sheller that has been in your family for 80 years. It’s so much faster than doing it by hand. I just love watching you two doing your thing on the farm. Pretty amazing! Lester loves your coffee.
Wow!! What a fabulous machine!!❤️🥰 serious time saver 😎. The baby chicks are adorable 🥰. Gus and Loretta will love Big Major Cay in the Bahamas for their anniversary trip someday 😁🥰❤️. Thank you for a wonderful video as always ❤️❤️
I'd put a rubber bath mat under to make it quieter and perhaps protect the counter top.
WOW! to that old girl. 80 and moving on; still doing a very good job. You go old girl, show them.
Jason I looked up a pea sheller on Amazon and it was $862. It was the one that looked most like your granddaddys
WOW OH WOW!!!
I like how when you talk about pests then you show us a picture of a pest. Makes me smile.
Jason you tickle me with the honeymoon talk.
Boy my mother would have loved this. It would have saved her so much work and keep the veggies and fruit so much fresher
I love the Idea of putting Miss in front of those Chicks new names..... The names alone were kinda confusing. Love your Video's ..... =)
How do you cook those pink-eyed purple-hulled peas? Would it be like cooking black-eyed peas?
Same cooking method.
Yes, the same way as fresh black eye peas 👍👍
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