Cooking Crowder Peas & Neck Bones!

[@dawsonian2000]

As a kid, my mom cooked fresh crowders after we shelled them. Loved them! Then it was hard to find them as I got older and got on my own. Then, I decided to grow my own and was surprised to find that they were easy to do so. So, I grew enough to dry and store for the future. I just cooked a pot yesterday, and they are awesome! Thanks 80 Cooks for taking me and others back, as well as introducing newbies to this wonderful, delicious and healthy legume!

[@80Cooks]

Thanks you are very welcome

[@MsChocolatePooh]

I used to cook these years ago. I'm cooking some today. This is how my grandfather cooked his minus the sugar. Great job

[@glennvaughn413]

Thank you. That's how my grandmother used to cook them. I just talked to an older guy today day and he told me to leave the pot cracked to get that thickness. I noticed you did it also. I'm about to put mine on thank you

[@denisemariebuckmon7033]

Love your cooking..thanks for your help

[@80Cooks]

Thank you 😊

[@ShellysHomemade]

I never had crowder peas before!! they look really look delicious!!

[@shellesbby]

Bustin'... looks yummy!!

[@sabrinakuhn4080]

Man I’ve watched 7 Crowder Peas Videos in a row and your’s is the ONLY ONE where the peas were creamy. And it was as I thought they all had way too much water.

[@80Cooks]

Thank you glad you enjoyed

[@micchecknussie6266]

Good

[@lorrainegartrell1907]

Made mine with turkey smoked and oregano ,cumin and thyme. Vegetables sweet Georgia onions red and green peppers. Thought bout celery. Didn’t use. Smoked paprika chicken bouillon gave a super rounded taste Used chicken stock. Cooked on low med low cayenne pepper last. The best. Fresh crowders.

[@Myfavorites877]

Man you’re making hungry!!!!

[@vetadanielle5206]

Yummy

[@misfitw9307]

I mean you can cook some beans