Tradition Vittles

[Raceready]

Of coursi'n that there sourkraut courses right on thru me ! I might end up having the diareee for nigh onto 3 day ! !

[Black F]

P i z z a !

[Josh Bayko]

P i z z a !

You laugh, but the next time my wife is on call for Christmas we’re doing pizza and Chinese.

Yes, I do most of the cooking in his house, but wifey holds down some of the sides and most of the hospitality.

[Barbecueboy]

Christmas morning tradition……..normally country ham and biscuits with red eye gravy.

If we are lucky there is always a little egg nog leftover from the night before and my wife will make us waffles using it instead of the milk……hit it with warm apple butter and powdered sugar.( it’s kind of strange sounding but is dam good)

[Tarheelsc]

My family tradition here in the Carolinas on New Years Day is pork (either pork chops or BBQ), fried fatback, collard greens as they are supposed to bring you greenbacks, black eyed peas for change (coins), and blackberry cobbler with vanilla ice cream for good luck. For Christmas, its orange rolls for breakfast (used to be Pillsbury, but my daughter makes them from scratch now), multiple soups and poor boy sandwiches for lunch at my Aunt's. I am responsible for butterscotch haystacks and chocolate peanut butter balls for the Holidays. Thanksgiving is traditional with a big table of food, but my mom's cornbread dressing, cream corn, and fried okra are my favorites. At the race track, fried bologna sandwiches are a race track tradition for me and my daughter.

[over4T]

Mexican fellow that worked for me near 20 years told me his New Year's Day tradition was Menudo, the Mexican tripe soup that they swear kills hangovers. Tried it once or twice and couldn't get it down but then I never spent New Year's Eve with Too-kill-ya like Manuel did.

[Barbecueboy]

Man I miss my grandmother’s creamed corn……that was always one of the holiday meal staples when we went down to Jacksonville for the holidays, her oyster stuffing is something else I miss from those times.

Good stuff everyone, thanks for sharing.

[Barbecueboy]

Mexican fellow that worked for me near 20 years told me his New Year's Day tradition was Menudo, the Mexican tripe soup that they swear kills hangovers. Tried it once or twice and couldn't get it down but then I never spent New Year's Eve with Too-kill-ya like Manuel did.

I tried the can version and felt the same way…….Fred Sanford and Rallo had an episode or two that talked about menudo, I guess I tried it just because of that memory.

Wish I wouldn’t have……I have a great friend that tells me cow tongue tacos are awesome too, I haven’t made it that far yet.

[IL LM Fan]

We always did the Whole Turkey deal at both Thanksgiving and Christmas. Halloween not really anything but candy. New Years Eve always had Ruffles and dip around, and New Years Day pig out on boiled Jumbo Shrimp.

[B_K]

This NYE we just going to feast on Buckeyes….😉.

Go Dawgs and Happy New Year.

[Barbecueboy]

That’s just the appetizer for the dawgs……I’d like to see them hang about 60 points on the bucks.

[Buford.Justice]

Could any of you good people adopt me for a week?? I need to catch up on some real good eatins!!!!

[JimBo]

New Year's Day is always black eye peas with smocked ham hocks and jalapeño corn muffins. It's supposed to bring good luck for the year.

Grilled hot dogs and burgers for Independence Day.

Thanksgiving is Grandma's baked turkey, with stuffing, smoked ham, green bean casserole, scalloped potatoes, yeast rolls, Asparagus with coconut meringue and pumpkin pie for desert.

Christmas is homemade lasagna because everybody is tired of eating leftover turkey.

[Barbecueboy]

Could any of you good people adopt me for a week?? I need to catch up on some real good eatins!!!!

Always welcome at our table or tailgate CW……Let me know when you’re heading south.

[B_K]

BBQ, in all honesty I just hope we win. We match up well with Michigan or TCU. Ohio St does some things well that we struggle with from time to time.

Back on topic.
Gotta have some greens and black eyed peas on New Year’s Day