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New Year's Cookies
Wonderful homemade doughnut taste from my Mennonite mother-in-law. It is an all morning project but very worth the time and effort!
Kim's Eggnog Cheesecake
This is a wonderful cheesecake. The eggnog doesn't overpower the cheesecake and the cheesecake doesn't overpower the eggnog. The result is sinfully smooth and delicious!
Vaselopita
Traditional Greek New Year's Day recipe. Served as a coffee cake for breakfast. Each person in the family gets a slice starting with the youngest and progressing to the oldest. The person who receives the slice with the quarter in it will have good luck for the whole year!
Poinsettia Cookies
These pretty cookies are fairly labor intensive, but boy, are they worth it. A few of these festive blossoms on top of my Christmas cookie trays really make a festive presentation.
Tasty Eggnog Cookies
This is a yummy cake type cookie. it is not too sweet but is real good.
Marinated Black-Eyed Pea Salad
This easy black-eyed pea salad has lots of colorful vegetables and fresh parsley tossed with a sweet and spiced vinaigrette. It gets better the longer you chill it. It's a terrific salad to take to a potluck or any kind of get-together.
Slow Cooker Black-Eyed Peas
We made these black-eyed peas and ham hocks when our family was visiting. We went to Disney World on New Year's Day, and I just had to have black-eyed peas before midnight. To make it easy, soak black-eyed peas in the slow cooker overnight. This is a little thinner, like a very rich soup. We really enjoyed it; hope you will, too! Hot buttered cornbread and chunky applesauce are my favorites to serve with black-eyed peas.
Cold Corn Salsa
This cold corn salsa recipe is delicious, with or without tortilla chips!
Grandma's Collard Greens
These are, without a doubt, the best collard greens I have ever eaten (and I have had my share). My grandma used to make this recipe in the summer when her collards in the garden were ready. If you don't like these, you don't like collard greens, guaranteed! Add more red pepper flakes if you like it spicy.
Collard Greens with Ham Hocks
A true Southern delicacy, it's hard to even find collards with ham hocks served in other parts of the country. But once you've had them, they're sure to be a staple at all your cookouts. Be sure to save the pot liquor (the broth leftover after boiling the greens) as a stock for soups and stews!
Sweet and Sour Greens
Even children will eat these sweet and sour greens! Every time I cook them, someone wants the recipe. Use fresh collard, kale, or mustard greens.
Collard Greens and Beans
Caramelized onions, bacon, and cannellini beans add depth of flavor to collard greens in this recipe. So delicious! Serve them with a dollop of sour cream and/or a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese.
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