Symbolizing good luck, fortune, and prosperity, black-eyed peas are a cherished New Year’s Day tradition in the South—here’s ...

Alongside collard greens, associated with money, and cornbread, symbolizing gold, black-eyed peas became a cornerstone of the ...

Do you eat black eyed peas on New Year's Day? Many consider it tradition. Have you heard of anyone eating 365 black eyed peas ...

“IT BETTER WORK, PAULA!” was my editor’s response when I proposed doing black-eyed peas for my Instant Pot recipe this month. All caps, just like that. At first I was confused—of course the recipe ...

Soak black-eyed peas in cold water before you go to bed on New Year's Eve. In a heavy, lidded pot, cover the ham hock with ...

Traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day across the South, black-eyed peas and collard greens symbolize luck and money in the coming year. Since the legumes swell when cooked, they symbolize prosperity ...

Chicago is a melting pot of cuisines and there are many traditional foods that are cooked in order to bring you good luck in the new year. Chef Bianca Wilson joined us to share a black-eyed peas ...

On the first day of the third decade of the 21st century, Nolan Williams Jr. stood beneath the silver-rimmed portrait of his late father and raised one palm for silence. Bowing his head, Williams ...

Cracker Barrel quietly stopped serving black-eyed peas on New Year's Day, ending a beloved Southern tradition that was thought to bring good luck to Southerners.

It is not fiction: Research supports the fact that baking soda can help break down oligosaccharides, the complex sugars in ...

Happy St. Patrick’s weekend; a time for ordinary people to drink beer laced with green dye and for MY people — gardeners — to start their peas. Spring crops like peas and salad greens are difficult to ...