Hopping John Good luck dish through American lore
Traditional potions for luck say dried black-eye peas with hog jowl beat all eras. The article traces origins since the Civil War, notes California as the top producer, and offers a tested Hopping John recipe with ham broth, rice, and cornbread.
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Winter pears offer versatile uses and market outlook
The article highlights winter pears from Washington and Oregon with a 184000 ton forecast, boosted by Oregon production despite Oregon declines. It notes d Anjou dominance, describes pear varieties Bosc and Bose, ripening tips, and serving ideas with cheese, wine, salads, or meat, plus holiday serving suggestions and a simple pear dessert.
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Oregon
Sober Advice From Council Endorsed By U S Distilled Spirits
Distilled Spirits Council promotes responsible drinking with the free booklet Know Your Limits. Officials urge motorists to gauge limits and speed, offering a chart via DISCUS at 140 Pennsylvania Building Washington DC.
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Beef and potato casserole with onions in one dish
Abundant beef potatoes and onions prompt a budget friendly casserole. The dish features beef and sliced potatoes layered with tomato onion and cheese baked at 400 degrees until tender. Serve with salad and rolls for family approval and lasting savings.
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