Is there anything better than blackeyed peas with a little hot onion added?
Yep ... blackeyed peas, with a little hot onion ... then topped with some fried okra.
Yummmmmmm ... is it a southern thing?
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6 comments:
Yes it is a southern thing. For sure!
pretty sure black-eyed peas don't come from Iceland---so yeah pretty sure its a southern thing.---not sure about the Okra thing however, sounds unamerican to me?
DEFINITELY a Southern Thing. I only eat black eyed peas on New Years because it's a family tradition in YOUR family, lol. Jerome got to have some yesterday at Fred's with cornbread and onions.....
I think it is only a southern thing but I only eat them on New Years Day for good luck during the year......not with the onions and OMG not with the ocra......
It must be a "Missy Thing"...lol. I do not do blackeyed peas at all. They taste like seasoned dirt to me...ick! I love me some fried okra though!
Yeah it's a southern thing for sure!
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