New years day food traditional

Kick off your New Year’s Day with a feast that's as rich in flavor as it is in tradition! These menu ideas will make your taste buds sing and maybe, just maybe, bring a little extra luck your way.

On New Year’s Day there are certain foods that are traditionally eaten to give you good luck for the upcoming year. Here you will find 7 recipes considered to bring good luck in the upcoming new year. Whether you decide to stick to your classic New Year’s Day meal or try something different, I hope that whatever you eat will bring you good luck and prosperity for the new year!

To kick off the new year right, make sure you serve these traditional, Southern recipes for good luck and prosperity.

I didn’t know that there were actually Lucky Foods that you were suppose to eat for the New Year to insure good fortune until I met my husband. His required list is pretty simple: Pork or Ham…

Here are my must-make Southern recipes for every New Year's Day, including Hoppin' John and black-eyed peas (of course).

As the new year begins, customs and traditions from different countries and families shape how we welcome it. Despite the diversity, one constant on New Year's Eve is the shared practice of preparation.

Learn about the traditional southern foods said to bring good luck in the New Year, and which ones to avoid. Mix and match our recommended recipes to create your own lucky New Year's feast!

Start your New Year off right by whipping up some traditional New Years food recipes that are sure to bring you good luck.

Every year for New Year's Day I cook a traditional big family meal to celebrate. I always include a few recipes that are said to bring good luck and today I'm sharing those recipes and many more! Make them at home to bring luck, prosperity, and happiness in the New Year!

Traditional Southern New Year's Day Foods