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Southern Hoppin' John

By: David Dial from spicedblog.com

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Southern Hoppin John
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"Black eyed peas traditionally bring good luck! Grab some good luck with a bowl of this delicious Hoppin' John!"

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AuntKarolyn

Oct 28, 2018

I am not familiar with the history or tradition of Hoppin' John, in fact, before I came across this Southern Hoppin' John recipe I had never heard of it. I'm happy I found it. It truly is a tasty, comforting dish now that the weather is turning cold. Don't let the recipe intimidate you, it is well written and easy to follow and well worth having to remember to start soaking the dried black-eyed peas the night before. Absolutely serve it with hot sauce and cornbread on the side. YUM

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Jun 10, 2016

this is a nice gluten free recipe #BESTIDEAEVER and easy to make at holiday time or anytime

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