Gentle readers from the south...

I have misplaced my favorite recipe for Hoppin' John so I said to myself..."Why not go and ask the brothers of the region where it was first made?" As you may or may not know it is a traditional 'lucky' meal to ring in the new year.

I of course searched the internet but would really enjoy a true southern recipe handed down through the years.

Regards for a Happy New Year to y'all,

Cosmo

(just down the road in Virginia)


~ Cosmo
1949 Chevy Half Ton
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