New Year's Day Traditions

Chad · 01-04-2016, 12:25 PM

Thank you Jools66,

I was thinking bangers and mash or toad in a hole.

Chad

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Originally Posted by jools66

Hi Chad,
Well let's see now.
Sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, you can also have black pudding,
Beans, and fied bread if you like.
I have the first 5 on the list and some toast with butter, and a nice breakfast tea to go with it.
You'll also be glad to know I grill the bacon, and the tomatoes,and I don't usually have anything for lunch after this heart attack meal lol, and I go either for a long walk if its nice and not raining, or a bike ride.
Its a good counter balance.
This is a new year treat, but I do like every now and again a good bacon sanie (sandwich)
Hope this clears you question up.

jools66 · 01-07-2016, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Chad

Thank you Jools66,

I was thinking bangers and mash or toad in a hole.

Chad

Hi Chad,
No bangers n mash is usually a lunch or dinner meal.
But you did get the bangers bit right lol
X

Chad · 12-30-2016, 05:17 PM

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Orema · 01-01-2020, 11:31 AM

Eating black-eye peas for good luck and greens (collards for me) for money.

Also, opening the year with a house that’s spic and span. I did everything but fold the laundry—will get to that later today.

Eating chit’lin’s is also a tradition in my family, but I didn’t order any this year. I’ll miss having some with hot sauce.

Talking to family on the phone. It’s not a tradition but it’s something I do on most holidays since I don’t live close to family.

Chad · 01-01-2020, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Orema

Eating black-eye peas for good luck and greens (collards for me) for money.

Also, opening the year with a house that’s spic and span. I did everything but fold the laundry—will get to that later today.

Eating chit’lin’s is also a tradition in my family, but I didn’t order any this year. I’ll miss having some with hot sauce.

Talking to family on the phone. It’s not a tradition but it’s something I do on most holidays since I don’t live close to family.

I have eaten chit’lin’s it is an acquired taste but I love collared greens. Would love to share recipes. Thank you.

Gemme · 01-01-2020, 11:44 AM

Like Orema, I have to have the greens and black eyed peas but in the South we eat ham with it too. I was always told the greens represented dollars and the peas coins. If I had cornbread, that would represent gold, but it's hard to find good cornbread up here and I'm not really into making it so no gold for me this year. Not sure what the ham represents but it just goes so well with the others, it doesn't matter to me. All I know is that eating chicken or lobster on New Years Day is a no no. As an Italian, I also eat lentils. I had them all for brunch and it was delicious!

There's a superstition (more than a tradition) of not taking anything out of the house on New Years Day, including trash, but mine is looking pretty full.

*eyeballing the can*

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