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Do you have a traditional New Year's Day meal?
For me:
Baked ham
Collard Greens
blackeyed peas
mashed potatoes or grits
For me:
Baked ham
Collard Greens
blackeyed peas
mashed potatoes or grits
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Luanne
wife, mother, nurse practitioner
"You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." (John, Viscount Morely, On Compromise, 1874) -
southern girl through and through!
we don't have a traditional meal, but I was always told that you're supposed to have pork on new year's day for good luck.
in all honestly it was pork & sauerkraut, but since I won't touch that stuff, I've changed it to pork. we usually take care of it during the breakfast meal. -
For us, it's a traditional Japanese breakfast/lunch/dinner. You basically sit at the table all day and eat. It's great! When we're in Seattle, my mom cooks for us. So, not this year...
There's a Japanese American resident with whom dh works and he invited us over for "brunch." And I knew exactly what he meant.
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My mom reminds me to eat my blackeyed peas every year, and every year I forget. I don't have a good recipe -- Luanne, how do you do yours?AlisonComment
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I put onion, garlic, and a hamhock in them. My DH (NY Jewish) actually looks forward to this meal!!!Luanne
wife, mother, nurse practitioner
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