oh, super
Don’t forget the cabbage, too!
Must have gotten the ham hocks already and the collard greens.
Our going out will be to get the 3 year old grandson so mama and daddy can have a break/party. Best way to celebrate.
I already have the dried navy beans to go along with the ham hock for bean soup.
Lentils go well with that soup as well.
I only know one person who did this, she also insisted that one man at the party go out side just before midnight and come back in just after.
Safe New Year pluggers!
I made sure we had everything we needed a couple of days ago. It’s too cold to go out for anything now. We are waiting for warmer weather to take the tree down.
In my family, growing up in Baltimore, the New Year’s Day menu was very Teutonic: roast pork and sauerkraut (a/k/a German soul food).
Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly
June 10, 2017
May 20, 2021
Templo S.U.D. about 7 years ago
oh, super
boydpercy Premium Member about 7 years ago
Don’t forget the cabbage, too!
ctolson about 7 years ago
Must have gotten the ham hocks already and the collard greens.
ctolson about 7 years ago
Must have gotten the ham hocks already and the collard greens.
sweetaddietude about 7 years ago
Our going out will be to get the 3 year old grandson so mama and daddy can have a break/party. Best way to celebrate.
wirepunchr about 7 years ago
I already have the dried navy beans to go along with the ham hock for bean soup.
Bruce1253 about 7 years ago
Lentils go well with that soup as well.
david_42 about 7 years ago
I only know one person who did this, she also insisted that one man at the party go out side just before midnight and come back in just after.
Plods with ...™ about 7 years ago
Safe New Year pluggers!
cknoblo Premium Member about 7 years ago
I made sure we had everything we needed a couple of days ago. It’s too cold to go out for anything now. We are waiting for warmer weather to take the tree down.
dudley_tundish about 7 years ago
In my family, growing up in Baltimore, the New Year’s Day menu was very Teutonic: roast pork and sauerkraut (a/k/a German soul food).
dudley_tundish about 7 years ago
In my family, growing up in Baltimore, the New Year’s Day menu was very Teutonic: roast pork and sauerkraut (a/k/a German soul food).