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"You know, cooking just tells that beautiful story ... people engage in the New Year's tradition, consumption of black-eyed peas is widespread. Raleigh found that black-eyed peas also brought ...

The tradition of serving black-eyed peas (along with collard greens ... the evening before cooking them up—or a good six hours before setting them on to simmer. You can use pre-soaked beans ...

a bowl of black eyed pea stew on an elegant table setting - from my point of view/Shutterstock ...

Lafayette rings in the New Year with black-eyed peas for luck, cabbage for wealth and cornbread for prosperity, all with a Cajun twist.

I can’t wait for the world to see what we cook up in Las Vegas.” Billboard has reached out to Black Eyed Peas’ representatives for further comment on the cancellation.