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Cooking & Baking

Bayard

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7. Still have some in the freezer

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Thu Dec 27, 2018, 05:38 PM

Dec 2018

From the garden two summers ago. They are best with the little immature, "shoots", chopped up in them, with onions and either bacon or ham. Learned to cook them from my South Carolina parents as a kid. Put some squash fritters with them, and you're all set.

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Stewing Black-Eyed Peas for New Year's Luck [View all] elleng Dec 2018 OP

Thanks for the reminder... safeinOhio Dec 2018 #1

Northeast Arkansas as well. Cracklin Charlie Dec 2018 #2

I typically make them (really garlicky) in the Instant Pot, but gotta have bacon/pork of some form hlthe2b Dec 2018 #3

Been eatin Hoppin John most my life on New Year Day randr Dec 2018 #4

Miss this from Georgia MaryMagdaline Dec 2018 #5

Grew my own Wawannabe Dec 2018 #6

Still have some in the freezer Bayard Dec 2018 #7

Can anyone see the vegan version? Phentex Dec 2018 #8

Hope this works. elleng Dec 2018 #9

It does. Thanks!! Phentex Dec 2018 #10

Good elleng Dec 2018 #11

Po' Melvin's Black Eyed Peas dem in texas Dec 2018 #12

I always make Hoppin' John on New Year's Day! Callalily Dec 2018 #13

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