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6 to 8
ServingsMedium
By Jayne Cohen
Published 2008
Black-eyed peas probably arrived in ancient Judea from China via the Silk Route, and consuming them on
For Egyptian Jews like Rachel Abboudi, who shared her family recipe with me several years ago, eating black-eyed peas symbolizes their wish for prosperity and good fortune in the coming year. In this easy-to-prepare dish, Mrs. Abboudi spikes the beans (they are related not to peas, but to the mu
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