Love this stuff. I got this recipe from an Oahu company that sells this flour. I eat this almost everyday it’s amazing. Mix 1 cup flour, 1/2 cup peanut butter, & 1/4 cup honey until crumbly but sticky dough forms. Smash into small square pan then cut into squares after refrigerated for 30 min

If you drink coffee, you dont have to throw the seed parts away. cook them in a pan or oven until brown/black then use the cooked beans to make coffee. Works great in a percolator.

Wonderful kids. Well-mannered and respectful. They will go far in life! Kudos to you!

Thank you for showing that I have hundreds of Mesquite trees on my property I'm going to have to make some flower. By the way cool shirt I would wear that every other day

This is really cool. Thanks for posting and teaching us how to do it.

wow your kids are so pretty . I think its great you are showing them ways to do things like that. awesome dad way to go.

Thank you so much for showing us how to make mesquite flour…I like you style of having your kids not only help but,,,passing on this great idea…

muchas gracias. This is very useful for us people that live surrounded by mesquite trees. Beautiful family! God bless you, hermano !

Dude that is such a great video. Super helpful and great to see your family working together like that. ✌🏼

What an awesome video!!! Thanks for a great diy survival tip! ♥️

Thanks for sharing! I didn’t know it was that easy. Great video!

Great teamwork!

This is so awesome!

You and your family are awesome!! Love your video, ty

Great video! Thanks for sharing it in our group and showing us how to do this.

Love your little assemblyline workers!!!❤

Great demonstration. Thanks! Great to see the family involved.

ALSO LOVE YOUR car oven! GOD BLESS YOU

I’m in Tucson and imma do this with my pods! Thank u!

Good video I myself bought a hammer mill works wonders

Am so amazed looking at the video I have never heard about the mesquite tree before I would definitely try to get some of this flour to use in my baking 🇹🇹

Cute girls. Thanks for this valuable post. I have planted 2 Mesquits in my backyard in addition to the really mature tree outside the fence. I get lots of pods fr that one that falls in my backyard.

Great video! Thank you!

I really enjoyed your video and that the whole family got involved including your dog im hoping you make more videos thanks for sharing

Thanks for the post in the fb gardening group. I had to check out and subscribe to your channel. I’m so glad you posted this video, wife and I were just discussing mesquite flour and how/where to get it or make it. Thank you much from your QC neighbor.

Great video. Thank you

Thank you all for the video. I have lots of big trees and I know which ones have sweeter pods because my dogs eat only those beans😂

Great video and information! I have several Mesquite trees around me here in Texas, so you know I’ll be harvesting some bean pods and making some flour! And coffee! Just one thing though… always use a food-grade bucket when storing food.

This is so awsome.

Wow that’s cool! Thanks

Jelly is great..would not beleive....boil couple hands full for hr.mash um good strain juice about 1/2 gal....bring to boil with 5 cups sugar 1 box sure jell pectin and 1/2 cup lemon juice..jar it up like jelly...sooooo good..!!!

Gracias por compartir este video!!!

Great video ❤ Thank you

Thanks 💚🌱

La cáscara del mezquite mi mama nos hacia un te para el estomago cuando teniamos diarrea y temperatura muy bueno

Excellent content

Im thinkin pancakes!!! Yeah!!!

Hey! I know you! This is so cool. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome! Thanks for the video. In theory there is rain during the monsoon season, but not last year☹️

I love the Farley reference hahah

This was fantastic! I have 4 acres and lots and lots of mesquite trees. I thought I had to shell each pod like beans or something. This is super. My only question is this one. What would happen if you just used the mesquite flower alone? Thanks.

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The stuff you're throwing out makes a great coffee-like drink. No caffeine.

Being hypoglycemic, I'd love to have a MONSTER box of those pods. ;-)

omg A NUTRIBULLET THAT IS GENIUS

Mesquitree jaja, Nice word muchas gracias

Great Video guys. Mahalo.

Gracias por el video. Cuánto tiempo dura almacenada la harina ?

Thanks for this simple video. It was easy to follow and I can't wait to try it with my family! Do you think that I can use a vitamix, if I don't have a magic bullet, or will it pulverize everything too much?

Good to know especially about the leading of bacon in the sun for a while also from what I hear do not pick the ones on the ground only the ones in the trees

Great video! I have a Chilean mesquite - making flour might be a decent payoff for the headaches it has caused. There is no problem using them vs the honey mesquite, correct?

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Excellent video! Do you guys ever make mesquite bean jelly or mesquite bean coffee?

I'm not sure if you have done it yet but what can you do with Acorns.

How did you know mesquite pods would be useful for baking? So cool!

Great video! Would the same process work for Palo Verde pods?

Have you ever tried regrinding the coarse material that you sifted out? Seems like you could get a bit more out of it. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Great video. Nice family.👍✌️

I have a lot of mesquite and want to try this, but never had a chance

Has it rained down there yet this season??? Here in the very southern tip of Nevada, we haven't had any rain since December of last year. Vegas has, but we're about 70 miles south southeast, in the Mojave desert.

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That's a good dad right there. Anyway whats the ratio of "Regular flour" to Mesquite flour yall'd use?

My dogs scarf them up all during June and July.

Thank you for making this video available to us. I am a little confused about the harvesting process though. I have seen lots of videos now where the creator said NOT to use the pods anymore when they got hit by rain and NOT to use the ones already on the ground. But there are also videos here where the creators state that, if you bake the pods at 225 for 2 hours everything that might be in the pods as well as bacteria and fungi is dead. Do you know of a source where I (We) can confirm the information? Your method is without doubt the most secure one for us humans

Any particular type of mesquite tree is better or prefered?

When is a good time to harvest this year? Since it's been wet all winter and now we're getting these early monsoon looking storms, I'm wondering if we just don't have that window this year. 😢

NICE!! Did you bake them? How long? temperature? Thank you.

Thank you! What about "raw mesquite powder" - hasn't this been heated, or is it fine to eat them raw? Love

Hi! Do you know of anyone who has tried this with the Texas variety of mesquite? Just curious …….. very cool. Thank you for sharing.

which part of the pod did not get ground down or which part of the pod/seed become the flour?

I live in south Texas and we have a lot of mesquite trees. Ours have pods on them still. Is it too late to collect them? We don’t get a lot of rain! Lol how would I know if they are bad? I guess it’s not keto? Lol!

How long is the flour good for?

That's one tough blender! Who needs a hammermill?

Could you tell me which model of Nutribullet you are using?

Is the flavor like a regular mesquite BBQ seasoning?

I like the idea of drying them in the car but we have been having problems with mice and pack rats getting into our vehicles. So I'm afraid the mesquite pods might encourage them.

Hi there, I know it is 2 years since you posted this wonderful video and I'm hoping you might see this comment and answer several questions for me. 1. What model NutriBullet were you using to grind up the pods? 2. About how many pounds of pods were you able to pulverize before you had to replace the blades? 3. Did you end up burning out the NutriBullet motor at some point using it for making the mesquite powder? And lastly, 2 years later, are you still using a NutriBullet for this task or have you switched to a different device? Thank you very much if you see and get a chance to respond. I have 20 acres of land in Luna County, New Mexico filled with mesquite and think that doing this will make some wonderful Birthday and Christmas presents for all of my old lady friends who love to bake. And who will hopefully let me be their "Official Taste Tester"! 😁

Did you wash it before or you don't need washing it before

What about the seeds? Did you grind the seeds up also?

Is the texture more like meal or flour?

I wouldn't use a plastic bucket, especially one that is not food grade. Off gassing of bad chemicals from a petroleum based product. Consider paper bags or cardboard boxes when you are heating the mesquite pods. :-)

Not all taste the same. What cultivar?

How much Carbs?

Do you pick them directly off the tree or pick up the ones off the ground around the tree? My neighbor has a tree and my front yard is full of pods right now!

no beetles in the pods?

How brittle are dried mesquite pods? I attempted a similar process for grinding honey locust pods, but either honey locust pods are much tougher than mesquite pods or my food processor has a dull blade. It took me several minutes to get the honey locust pods ground down as much as you were able to grind down the mesquite pods in only ten seconds. Maybe I need a better food processor. Here is a link to a video of me attempting this process with honey locust pods: www.bitchute.com/video/ddxfpXyOycvR/

Why do you say monsoon season? Monsoon means season. Literally means rain season. That is not exact but you get the idea

What if one had a greenhouse? I am looking for various vreative flour options for some interesting recipes for thr southwest.... I wana have a small mom and pop restaurant locally named after my grandma's kitchen "hahncienda" (with the surname)

Please keep it organic do not pick from plants by roads or places with lawns as they may be using weed killer and other stuff. Your best places would be to find a good tree in the desert that no one can get to except by walking.

The hotter and drier it is the more beans mesquite make.