New Years Meal

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New Years Meal

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I hope all you guys loaded up on black eyed peas today. It is the surest route to good luck all year long, at least according to my mother-in-law. Cook those babies with some ham left over from Christmas and they are yumeee! Add some cornbread and all is right with the world, well much of it anyways. ::tu:: :D :)

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Paladin wrote:I hope all you guys loaded up on black eyed peas today. It is the surest route to good luck all year long, at least according to my mother-in-law. Cook those babies with some ham left over from Christmas and they are yumeee! Add some cornbread and all is right with the world, well much of it anyways. ::tu:: :D :)

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In this part of Pennsylvania sauerkraut and pork is the traditional meal on New Year's Day. I had mine around 3 o'clock this afternoon. :D

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in SC it's collard greens, black-eyed peas, and cornbread! ::tu::
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Well, our New Year's meal followed most of what everyone else had. The table consisted of sauerkraut w/spare ribs (pork ribs), mashed potatoes, sweet corn, black-eyed peas with ham from Christmas and rice, onions and yellow corn bread (southern style-no sugar). Yum-Yum!! ::tu:: ::tu:: I remember that my grand-dad (1st generation German-American) made his own sauerkraut, pickled herring and egg-nog for the holidays, he was also a home-brewer.
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Kolbassi and kraut!!! ::tu:: John ::groove::
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We had Belgian waffles and venison sausage. 8)

::paranoid:: Wait, we should have eatin' Kraut???
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This Irishman married an Italian Spagetti,meatballs, sausage,and garlic bread with a GIANTSvs cowboy game for desert :lol:
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As always......homemade kraut and pork loin with lots of mashed taters. Mix it all together with lots of ketchup on top. Yum,Yum

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We had cornbread and ham and blackeyed peas for lunch followed by corned beef and cabbage for supper.

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8) Had to work in the morning, so I just grabbed some of my favorite Burgers :wink:
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Was talking to a older lady of strong german heritage, this morning. She said that her grandpa always believed the reason that you should eat pork on New Year's is; that hogs root forward, chickens scratch backward, and cattle stand still.
Take THAT for whatever it's worth!?

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Sure makes good sense to me ::tu::
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Meat loaf, smashed taters and corn out of the garden. (via the freezer)
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Mmmm. In-N-Out Burgers. Good stuff Menard.
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