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32. Black eyed peas.

Reply to FSogol (Original post)

Tue Dec 31, 2024, 06:17 PM

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Question: anyone eat anything special for new year's eve & day? [View all] FSogol Dec 30 OP

Black-eyed peas and cabbage, or some other green vegetables Haggard Celine Dec 30 #1

Ah, yes, black eyed peas! I like them, anyway, I must get a can tomorrow if I can! electric_blue68 Dec 30 #20

Gonna do wagyu steaks this year, I think Unladen Swallow Dec 30 #2

Pickled herring. FalloutShelter Dec 30 #3

It feels so rare to find thinkingagain Dec 30 #6

I have to admit it's the only time FalloutShelter Dec 30 #7

I have several friends who love pickled herring. SharonClark Dec 30 #11

Oh.... Macrophylla Dec 31 #28

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 30 #4

Black-eyed peas, collard greens, cornbread, and pork brer cat Dec 30 #5

Now THAT is worth the trip! I am on the way! OldBaldy1701E Jan 1 #35

Porkloin, debm55 Dec 30 #8

Black eyed peas. New Years Day in Texas was unthinkable without them. But now I live in New England SO... CTyankee Dec 30 #9

Olliebollen Lulu KC Dec 30 #10

I've never heard of Olliebollen and had to SharonClark Dec 30 #12

I remember olliebollen from an episode of the TV show Lucifer. Bluebelle76 Dec 31 #23

How do you prepare the side of small children? FSogol Dec 30 #15

Good one! Lulu KC Dec 30 #17

Black Eyed Peas, Collared Greens and Ham BOSSHOG Dec 30 #13

It would not be New Years Day in NE Ohio Diamond_Dog Dec 30 #14

That's for sure! Opbrg Dec 31 #27

Usually salmon and other mwmisses4289 Dec 30 #16

For good luck: KitFox Dec 30 #18

Menudo. I don't recommend it. It's always on the menu. LeftInTX Dec 30 #19

New Year's Day Wifes husband Dec 30 #21

I eat a big, fattening, "good luck" breakfast on New Year's morning. (while watching the Rose Parade) LudwigPastorius Dec 31 #22

Wow! Bluebelle76 Dec 31 #25

We also watch the rose parade Lifeafter70 Dec 31 #31

Usually have country ham but Elessar Zappa Dec 31 #24

Pork roast and sauerkraut Opbrg Dec 31 #26

Not Today, But Tomorrow ProfessorGAC Dec 31 #29

O-sechi RazorbackExpat Dec 31 #30

Oh, my. This is absolutely gorgeous. For me, the only thing missing is white rice (lots) dai13sy Jan 1 #38

If you order the bento from your home, RazorbackExpat Jan 2 #39

Black eyed peas. Timeflyer Dec 31 #32

I was going to make pizzelles (Italian cookies) ... ificandream Dec 31 #33

Pastitsio, a greek lasagna. nt Hotler Jan 1 #34

Tums Wicked Blue Jan 1 #36

My Husband and I had Pork Steaks (no porkchops - too dry) and baked potatos with butter and sour cream and peaches YUM dai13sy Jan 1 #37

FSogol....... Upthevibe Jan 2 #40