Submitted by Zelco t3_100mq98 in washingtondc
I am ill prepared and assumed there would be listicles with all the restaurants serving traditional new years day food. Anyone know which restaurants are serving it?
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marie535 t1_j2kis6u wrote
Southern.
TwittySpr1nkles t1_j2kmq3b wrote
I'm from the Midwest - it's always pork and sauerkraut for me.
Zelco OP t1_j2kk0sr wrote
Maybe it's just a southern thing, in which case "traditional" may not be the best word.
awfuckthisshit t1_j2kkndc wrote
Oh no I think if it’s a thing in the south traditional makes sense, I just hadn’t heard of it!
mimeja t1_j2ilr3h wrote
Oohh’s & Aahh’s Soul Food
Aromatic-Reach-7125 t1_j2ijt36 wrote
I'm just making my own hoppin' john, sautéed kale and cornbread. Hope you can find some! Worst case is a quick run for groceries as it's fairly easy to prepare. Happy new year!!
speedycat2014 t1_j2ijz1l wrote
Try something like: "new year's brunch near me" on Google and it will probably pop up all those listicles you're looking for. It does for me, but I'm currently not in DC so my results won't help.
ahorseinahospital t1_j2iq1l4 wrote
Due South
Zelco OP t1_j2kkkby wrote
The collard greens look great!
OhPooForgottheBags t1_j2iia1u wrote
Pig's head and black eye peas here. The groceries used to sell them in Nova years ago.
swampoodler t1_j2itlex wrote
Made some at home.
APO_AE_09173 t1_j2l29d2 wrote
My traditional New Years fair is scones, langos, crêpes, with strawberries and raspberries.
The whole collards, black eyed peas and pork is new to me since I met my WV sister in law.
Zelco OP t1_j2o4viq wrote
That sounds delicious too!
awfuckthisshit t1_j2k8g2x wrote
I’ve never heard of traditional New Year’s Day food, is this a regional thing?