Start the New Year off on the right note with this menu, which includes foods believed to symbolize good fortune. Greens are for wealth, black-eyed peas for luck, ham for happiness and a ring-shaped cake to help you come full circle. These traditional Southern dishes are sure to satisfy -- whether you're superstitious or not.
Recipes
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- Vegetables
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- Pork
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- Cocktails
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Resources
- Knife Skills Guide
- Guide to Apples
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- Guide to Chocolate
- Guide to Eggs
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- Guide to Olive Oil
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- Guide to Tea
- Guide to Wine
- Juicing 101
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Menus
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Entertaining Inspiration
- Entertaining at Home
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- How to Set a Table
- Guide to Dining Table Décor
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- How to Stock Your Bar
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- How to Host a Wine & Cheese Tasting
- Entertaining with Caviar
- How to Arrange Flowers
- The Celebration Shop
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Williams Sonoma Wine Shop
This Season
- In Season Now
- Shop by Color
- A Taste of Summer
- How to Plan the Perfect Barbecue
- Guide to Burgers
- Guide to Pizza
- Summer Cocktail Recipes
Southern Collard Greens
Black-Eyed Peas and Brown Rice
Baked Ham with a Brown Sugar, Rum and Cayenne Glaze
Jalapeño-Cheddar Corn Bread
Classic Lemon Pound Cake