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Posted:27.12.2018, 07:30

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Posted:27.12.2018, 12:43

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Posted:27.12.2018, 12:58

According to legendary Southern food researcher John Egerton’s Southern Food: At Home, On the Road, In History, black-eyed peas are associated with a “mystical and mythical power to bring good luck.” As for collard greens, they’re green like money and will ensure you a financially prosperous new year. And isn’t that all what we want anyway?
There’s evidence that people ate black-eyed peas for luck as early as 500 A.D. as a part of the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. But the tradition of eating black-eyed peas with rice is African in origin and spread throughout the South, especially in the Carolinas, in the form of pilaus or rice dishes simmered for a long time with chicken or shrimp. When black-eyed peas were added to the pilau, it became Hoppin’ John.
If you serve peas with cornbread, it represents gold, and if they are stewed with tomatoes, it symbolizes wealth and health. Although we don’t endorse this practice, some people will even put a penny or a dime inside the pot of peas. Whoever is “lucky” enough to receive the coin will have the most luck for the rest of the year.
You’ll even find black-eyed peas and collards on restaurant menus and daily specials throughout the South as the New Year approaches.

Posted:27.12.2018, 15:22

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Posted:27.12.2018, 15:29

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Posted:27.12.2018, 16:08

Black eyed peas .....sounds interesting , I think main dish in my family on New Year was champagne and more champagne :-)
Thank you NLN for this contest