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How To Clean Black Eyed Peas?

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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we're learning today how to clean the see my name for Rosh Hashanah I have over here the rubia black eye piece you put it in a pot and you put three times water more than the piece themselves because they tend to expand three times as much they tend to become more swollen and therefore you need three times more water then the fees after you put that amount of water put it on the fire let it boil let it boil once he gets to a boiling point you let it you let the fire on low put the fire and low and let it go for five minutes without touching it after five minutes you can turn off the fire and cover it cover the pot and leave it like that for three hours this is the instruction of a vibe when you let it rest like this for three hours what happens is those peas or those beans starts what swallowing and start getting larger and now the become translucent and you can see what's in them and since they are usually

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  2. 0:32water then the fees after you put that amount of water put it on the fire…
  3. 1:05the fire and cover it cover the pot and leave it like that for three hours…
  4. 1:38problematic with beetles that enter them you need to see them how would you see them…
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  6. 2:40can look at it and you see that there are brown spots here that shouldn't be…
  7. 3:10what's under it is it innocent black spot or does something in it normally you can…
  8. 3:40there and those caused suspicion those actually beans did not yet completely at large from the…
  9. 4:11just by looking at them you don't need to boil them if you look at them…

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