Black-eyed peas practically define soul food, tantalizing Southern taste buds for more than a century in dishes like slow-cooked Hoppin' John and, partnered with collard or mustard greens, a New Year's Day tradition thought to bring good luck.
17 to 30, Nolan Ryan's All-Natural Beef and the
Black-eyed Pea will offer $5 coupon books to the restaurant's patrons.
Nikki Giovanni's magnificent poetic voice sings like a choir wearing new robes in her new book Quilting the
Black-Eyed Pea. She gives us a history of the world, but not before transporting us into the future by probing the unexplored.
By this summer, a new
Black-eyed Pea will open in the shopping strip next to Kroger's on Shackleford Road.
Well known in dried form,
black-eyed peas are less familiar fresh.
If you've never heard of the
black-eyed peas New Year's Day tradition in the U.S., it's likely that you're not very close with people raised in the South.
"I'm so proud of Quilting the
Black-Eyed Pea," says Giovanni.
I always grew
black-eyed peas as I was taught: allowing them to run free.
Bring the
black-eyed peas to a boil in a large pot of water over high heat.
"
Black-eyed peas, collard green, pork chop and corn bread," Alabama resident Marcerlene Coleman (http://www.fox10tv.com/story/30863630/the-tradition-of-black-eyed-peas-and-greens-where-does-it-come-from) told FOX 10 recently .
A source told Radar Online that the actor is pushing hard for Fergie to make a much cleaner and clearer break from The
Black-Eyed Peas so that she can re-invent herself as a solo artist without the looming specter of will.i.am influencing every creative decision she makes.
In vegetables, especially
black-eyed peas and greens, the flavor from the traditional bacon or fatback can be replaced with raise and olive oil.