Will new years eve be good this year for restaurants selling food?
Eating the right meal on New Year’s Eve or Day could lead to good fortune. For centuries, people all over the world have noshed on certain foods that are thought to bring them luck on New Year’s. Traditions vary per country, but it appears that if follow the folklore, you can become what you eat on New Year’s. Black-Eyed Peas – no, not Fergie’s rock band! According to Southern tradition in the States dating back to the American Civil War, black-eyed peas have been thought to bring prosperity to those that consume them on the first day of the New Year, because peas resemble coins. Another food tradition from the American South is eating corn bread to attract money in the New Year. This tradition stems from the golden color of corn bread being similar to the color of real gold. To make sure there’s plenty of gold in the future for you and your New Years guests, here are some of our favorite recipes for corn bread. In Japan Buckwheat Soba noodles are an important part of the Japanese New
