Happy New Years! Here's to a great 2026!
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We also don’t do any laundry for the same reason…haha.
As for the meal, we don’t like collards or black eyes…we do filet, garlic mashed, asparagus, and salad.
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I always have pork, black eyed peas, and greens of some type (generally spinach or cabbage.)
More recently, I have made a chicken-chile cobbler with black eyed peas and smoked sausage and served it with sautéed cabbage and bacon.
More recently, I have made a chicken-chile cobbler with black eyed peas and smoked sausage and served it with sautéed cabbage and bacon.
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Collards
Hoppin John
Cornbread
We keep it simple
Hoppin John
Cornbread
We keep it simple
ChileG
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I never ate any of the traditional NY Day foods like black eyed peas and collards until after my first marriage when we would go to her parent’s on the 1st of each year.
Those were the worst years of my life financially, so I don’t feel the need to eat them out of superstition.
Do the people here who eat these things do it out of superstition or tradition (maybe a combination)?
Those were the worst years of my life financially, so I don’t feel the need to eat them out of superstition.
Do the people here who eat these things do it out of superstition or tradition (maybe a combination)?
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For us it is tradition but with the hope it will bring good luck and prosperity in the new year
Mulberry Heel
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Oh, 2026 could definitely be worse than 2025. Having said that, on the national scene the best we can say of 2025 is that at least it's over and that we are now almost one-quarter of the way through Trump 2.0. Which isn't much, but given how things are nationally I'll take it.
