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Early in the spring, Joe purchased a couple of peanut plants.
We knew that peanuts grew underground, like potatoes, but we haven’t had much luck with potatoes. We tried not to get our hopes up.
This week, Joe poked around in the dirt near one of the plants.
We have peanuts.
I have lots of amazing peanut butter recipes:
- Indonesian Peanut Chicken
- Stir fry with peanut sauce
- Chocolate peanut butter balls
- Peanut butter and jelly pie – Oh, be still my heart.
- Peanut butter marshmallow fudge
- Peanut butter pie
I might be drooling a little. I hope there are lots more peanuts underneath that little baby.
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That is so exciting! Very different to see a peanut laying in the soil like that since they are already cleaned when they are in the stores.
As a fellow Central PA-er, I know that potatoes can be hard to grow in our clay-filled soil. I think my parents finally had luck with them after many years of adding mushroom soil & tilling & tilling & tilling.
That’s so cool! I love that despite the flower-destroyer earlier this summer, you are able to have other things grow. Way to go!