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YumSugar: Announcing Our 6 Weeks of Culinary Resolutions

YumSugar

Announcing Our 6 Weeks of Culinary Resolutions

Jan 1st 2013, 16:30

In years past, we've always asked you what your culinary resolutions are for the New Year, and year after year, we've collectively resolved to do everything from trying more recipes to making more foods from scratch.

So in 2013, we're taking a giant leap forward by announcing a new feature: six weeks of culinary resolutions. Starting today, each week will be dedicated to mastering a different gastronomic resolution, whether it's eating lighter, nailing classic techniques, cooking more and eating out less, or experimenting more with wine and spirits at home. Come eager to learn - and please let us know if there's something you'd like us to cover in the comments below!

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YumSugar: Boring Beans Begone With Barbecued Black-Eyed Peas

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Boring Beans Begone With Barbecued Black-Eyed Peas

Jan 1st 2013, 16:00

In America, it's a tradition to eat black-eyed peas for good luck as we ring in the New Year. Just because they're beans - a statement of fact, even though they are called "peas" - doesn't mean they have to be boring. This barbecued baked black-eyed peas recipe is spi-cy (yes, that's two syllables, because this is a Southern recipe and to emphasis that this will open up your sinuses). It tastes smoky and rich, as if it's seasoned with bacon, but the flavors come from the chipotles in adobo sauce. I especially love it with grits, millet, or brown rice. Happy New Year to you and your family! Make black-eyed peas for good luck.

YumSugar: New Year's Food Traditions From Around the World

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New Year's Food Traditions From Around the World

Jan 1st 2013, 14:45

Are you determined for 2013 to be your best year yet? If so, maybe it's time to consider incorporating some lucky New Year's traditions into your year-end dinner routine. Why stick to local food traditions when you might just get extra help from other fortuitous foods eaten elsewhere in the world? Take a look at some of the globe's luckiest food traditions. We assure you, some of them are worth stealing.

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