Perfect! Can’t believe I missed that one!
I’m having pork sausage with a can of black eyed peas doctored up with ingredients from a recipe posted by @rooster.
https://www.africanbites.com/black-eyed-peas-recipe/#wprm-recipe-container-576856
Not this year, last year we had the Christmas ham of Martinique with pineapple, it was smoked and spicy, and decorated just like this photo with pineapples.
An old time ham.
Now I get it.
What we would call a country ham with pineapple added.
No, a Martinique ham is a regular cured ham like we Americans serve for Christmas and Easter. Not as salty nor as concentrated as a country ham.
Thanks for playing along everyone! I hurt my wrist, so I may finish @Phoenikia’s Black-Eyed Peas with Coconut Milk and Ethiopian Spices recipe,
but here’s what I ended up serving so far.
Country Style rib “pernil”
60 minute southern style collards.
Hope your wrist feels better soon.
Thank you. Perhaps I should also give credit to Marcus Samuelsson @MarcusCooks.
Too “rich” , even for me.
Thank you and I did!
I’m doing Berbere pigeon peas and Serious Eats pork chops this year.
Ham hocks in the black eyed peas and bacon in the turnip greens. Probably pork fat in the cornbread.
Pork because pigs move forward as they forage.
Never use poultry for New Years…they scratch for their survival and move backwards as they do so…bad energy for the coming year (that’s the belief I. the American South)
I found a BYGOF piece of pork shoulder, so of course I got two. Not a crazy amount but some of us five don’t like “fatty meat”. No skin but I think I want to try pernil spices again.
I found fresh black eyed peas and hope to make the one witg coconut milk and berbere spice again.
Fresh collards looked ratty so I’m holding off for now.
Alright, tell me you’re making corn bread as well. Collard greens beg for corn bread.
I prefer cochinita de pibil with shoulders.
Shoulder in my part of the world gets marinated in mojo and braised. Lots of mojo pork and lechon asado for leftovers this week (not at my house but in the area).
I usually make blackeyed peas and greens with cornbread, but thisnis making me think hard about mojo with rice and pigeon peas or caldo gallego.
(Im 100% anglo but living in FL means Cuban and Puerto Rican food shows up in my kitchen regularly)