New Year's day meal

[JWFilips]

"Hopp'in John" Is an old 18th Century American Recipe...right up there with "Bubble & Squeak" I spent 25 good years living 18thc life ( that is why the moniker "Liv18thC".... I have moved into the future as of 2013! but those old days behind me bring me great memories Especially of the foods!
(& oh yes the beverages!)

 

[Winelover]

Cindy and I made our traditional venison/pork stuffed cabbage, today.

Bacon wrapped filet mignon, tomorrow, with baked spud and salad.

 

[RBHarter]

Ham bones in black eyed peas , corn bread and probably some chicken and dumplings tommorow . Hanging out with Moms and Ms game/race day crock pots , drinks , and Domino's though we might play some pinochle later .

 

[fiver]

I just had a second meatball sandwich.
probably should have shared a bit more with the dogs.

 

[smokeywolf]

I left it up to Mrs. smokeywolf as to what the New Years Eve meal would be. She chose sushi. We'll order from a local sushi joint.

Just bought a beef tenderloin yesterday. For tomorrow, we'll follow John & Cindy's lead.

 

[RicinYakima]

Pork ribs, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes and Rhine wine. My mother's side of the family calls me on New Years. It will bring you "luck with money".

 

[popper]

Green jello, she's got the flu.

 

[Charles Graff]

Texas/Southern traditonal food...ham and black eyed peas (for luck).

 

[Bill]

Black eyed peas a hambone and craklin cornbread with hog jowel cracklins

Bill

 

[JWFilips]

Nothing fancy this year. Just fried up some slices of marinated deer heart. Have been over indulging this holiday season....time to get back to normal!

 

[Ian]

Ham and black-eyed peas with zuccini bread.

 

[Rick]

I had a root shipped in from Idaho, some fish filets shipped from Alaska, some veggies shipped from California's central valley. Quite tasty, I don't have a traditional new years day dinner.

 

[Hawk]

We had homemade Fajitas, with all the trimmings, refried beans, black eyed peas for luck and ice cream with honey on it for dessert.

 

[smokeywolf]

Like Rick, our traditional New Years Day dinner is whatever pleases us.

 

[CZ93X62]

We usually do pizza and antipasto salad for New Year's Day, and that was the course yesterday. We found a downtown place that employs a bunch of stoners (stoners make the best pizza on earth.....) and Marie ordered it for 5 P.M. pickup. I had their small-size Carnivore Special, Marie had chicken wings, and we split an order of antipasto salad between us. Their idea of "small" is out-sized.......I finished the latter half of the pizza tonight. Chompin' good.

 

[Pistolero]

This year we were at the cabin, nothing special, ham slice fried up a bit, macaroni and cheese,
salad, cornbread. And it was about zero outside, so the fire in the wood stove was really
nice.
Neither side of the family ever had a special New Years meal, so we never much even think about
it, just another dinner.

Bill