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I'm wondering if y'all have any food-oriented traditions for celebrating New Year's?
Around here, naturally, we have the traditional peas & greens on New Year's day. That's an old southern tradition. The peas are for luck, and the greens for wealth.
But we've a family tradition as well. Every New Year's Eve I make Bananas Foster. Only we don't call 'em that. Back when my niece was a toddler (and, omigod! she's got kids of her own that age, now) she couldn't get her mouth around Bananas Foster. They came out as Banana Frosties. And so they remain to this day---at least on New Year's Eve.
How 'bout the rest of you?
Around here, naturally, we have the traditional peas & greens on New Year's day. That's an old southern tradition. The peas are for luck, and the greens for wealth.
But we've a family tradition as well. Every New Year's Eve I make Bananas Foster. Only we don't call 'em that. Back when my niece was a toddler (and, omigod! she's got kids of her own that age, now) she couldn't get her mouth around Bananas Foster. They came out as Banana Frosties. And so they remain to this day---at least on New Year's Eve.
How 'bout the rest of you?