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NYE Beans
It feels weird to call this Hopping John when I never was raised with it on rice. Almost didn't get the sauerkraut but managed to find some!
My partner made a special trip out to get me my traditional white roses and plenty of Martinelli's!
uh oh time for the brits to ruin another southern recipe lol
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A traditional Southern dish, not just for New Year's.
Happy New Year: Vegetarian Hoppin' John
Happy New Year: Vegetarian Hoppin’ John
Hoppin’ John
Eating black-eyed peas and rice in the form of a dish called Hoppin’ John and Stewed Greenson New Year’s Day is a Southern tradition. Folklore says the combination will bring luck and money in the upcoming year. Typically, the dried peas are black-eyed peas and there is generally a hunk of meat bobbing in the pot. This year, I wanted to mix things up and create a recipe for a…
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For maximum good luck in the new year, the first thing that should be eaten on New year's Day is Hoppin' John. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, many southern families toast each other with Champagne and a bowl of Hoppin' John. If it is served with collard greens you might, or might not, get rich during the coming year.
Sometimes I just can't pull off life as a Yankee. It isn't New Year's Day without "Hoppin' John." Here's what yet another commentator says.
