Sunday, January 1, 2017

Hope all y'all had your black-eyed peas today


12 comments:

  1. Of course. And some slow smoked pork.
    Happy New Year.
    Deo Vindice

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  2. I can't remember a week growing up when we didn't have black-eyed peas...and,of course, cornbread....


    vaquero viejo

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  3. peas, beans, and potatoes have kept many in harder times fed

    what is growing in your garden?

    Wildflower

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  4. I had black olive pizza.....close enough.

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  5. Yup. Fixed up a huge batch with smoked hocks and ham, two days prior. Beans get better with age. We have a New Years Day celebration here every year, with baby-back ribs, black-eyed peas, scorched cornbread (Tennessee recipe, Kenny), grilled chikin, and all the fixins you can imagine. With the leftovers, I won't have to cook until February.

    Hope you and yours had a great end of year, and wishing all the best for the new year.

    Mike & Kat

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  6. They ain't makin' heros like Sherman any more!

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  7. My Daddy was a southern boy from Mississippi. He said the tradition was, if you ate that good on New Year's day, you'd eat well all year long!
    I had my black eyed peas, cooked with a little ham, cornbread and grilled catfish!

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  8. Yes Ma'am; but as Texas Caviar. Judy

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  9. Mort, you might get a different view from some of those pea eaters from Georgia....I think Wm T originated "burn, baby, burn".....


    vaquero viejo

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  10. Ate mine this year with pig knuckles.
    Eat it while it's hot or the collagen gets things sticky.

    -Familyman

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  11. Had black eyed peas, ham, cornbread and all the fixin's when I was over that side of the pond about a month ago. Great.

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Play nice. None of you are too old for a spanking.