| Soups, Salads & Vegetables |
| An easy fast dish to prepare. |
| At 81 my Dad was still cooking for himself. This was one of his favorites that he prepared often. Also great for the Bird Flu season or anytime comfort food is needed.
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| This is eaten as a frozen salad or as a dessert. Not yet rated |
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| Note from editor: This recipe is fantastic. For a few months, I had it almost nightly. I'd throw the smothered cabbage on top of white rice and eat away. MmmM! |
| The tradition of eating Black eyes beans for good luck on New Years started back in the days of the Wild West, Southern gentility, and Northern hostility, our celebrated blackeyed peas were
used strictly for the feeding of cattle in the South.
During the Civil War battle of Vicksburg, the town was
under siege for over 40 days. No supplies went in and none came out The entire town was on the brink of starvation. So they ate those humble "cowpeas," thus starting a southern tradition. Nowadays blackeyes are eaten every New Year's Day to bring good luck for the coming year. All the way back to the days of the Pharaoh, blackeyed peas have been a symbol of luck and fortune. The superstition is that those who eat blackeyes, an inexpensive and modest food, show their humility and save themselves from the wrath of the heavens because of the vanity they might have. Blackeye peas are neither a pea nor a bean but a lentil. Not yet rated |
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| Jambalaya, a favorite Cajun word and dish, meaning to combine different kinds of ingredients that are normally cooked as separate dishes. According to Emeril the word comes from JAMBO meaning ham, the African YA meaning rice and the Acadian language where everything is A LA. Not so sure I buy that but I will buy that this soup will be good. |
| A wonderful tasting soup. |
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| Momma always had this salad for Christmas dinner with a roast. Not yet rated |
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