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Re: soybeans and peanuts

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A friend served me a delicious soybean snack the other day. She said they
were made (by someone else) by soaking the dried soybeans overnight in
water, then draining well and spreading them out in a cookie pan and baking
them for about 30 minutes. I know there was some seasoning in them, tho I
don't know what. One might try a soy sauce recipe blend of some kind,
perhaps in the soaking water. Sounds like a fun thing to get creative with.

Patricia


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>We planted soybeans and peanuts - one to a square foot - in April and May at
>school because they are Alabama crops.  So, now what!?  WHat can we do with
>the soybeans?  There are lots of pods, but I'm not sure what the next step
>is for the kids.  Can we eat them raw - just look at them - cook them?
>
>I heard from a lady at the seed store down town that every Labor Day, as a
>child, they dug up peanuts.  THat seemed a perfect crop for school - plant
>in spring and harvest in fall.  Do we just dig them up, or should we wait
>for leaves to die down?  I read that they should be hung up to dry out for a
>couple of weeks before roasting.
>
>Thanks for any help!  School starts August 18!
>
>Vasha, zone 7 or 8 Alabama
>
>
>
>Vasha Rosenblum
>South Shades Crest School
>3770 S. Shades Crest Road
>Hoover, AL 35244
>
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