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  • cadencesdad
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    Originally posted by saltybuggah
    anyone else follow this tradition...

    my mah is pennsylvania dutch and as far back as i can remember she has been eatin pork and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes on New Years Day for luck..

    anyone else follow this old tradition...

    do you have one of your own

    Happy New Years to all :salute!:

    i will be having my 2nd helping of this meal after i leave work tonight... does that make me twice as lucky this year..

    for those that dont know about the tradition of the PA Dutch

    According to a column by Craig Wilson, published in USA Today on November 4, 2003, “eating sauerkraut on New Year’s is an old Pennsylvania Dutch tradition… said to bring good luck". The traditional meal consists of pork and sauerkraut served together, with the sauerkraut representing luck and the pig representing rooting into the New Year. Its a feel good and flavoursome ritual and it may be just what you need to start the new year
    Never knew of the tradition, but my mom makes THE BEST pork and sauerkraut on planet earth. She always saves me some when she makes it, which is kinda rare these days.

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  • Al Wilson 4 Mayor
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    We have a tradition gathered from my wife's family in which we have cheesecake for breakfast on Christmas Day.

    I couldn't hang with it this year however. I had to have some eggs before I hit the junkfood.

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  • kmcgough25
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    37 years of pork and sauerkraut this way.

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  • ebsoria
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    mmmmmMMmmMmMMMmmMMmmMMmm.... that sounds good.......

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  • saltybuggah
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    Originally posted by Stagnok
    I just moved to PA this past year, and everyone is making that meal! I did eat some Kraut last night and some bacon do I get the full affect?
    welcome to da great state of PA.. ive lived in allentown my entire life...

    well the kraut is a good luck think... the bacon ill give ya points for
    Originally posted by BroncoFaninMD
    We have udon and mochi. And green tea.
    never heard of udon and mochi... next time i check out a japanese place ill have to try it... im always up for some good food

    Originally posted by Mount-n-Groan
    Yep... I come from a long line of kraut porkers. Excellent stuff today at the inlaws so apparently the Scots like to pork krauts too...

    I see the tradition continuing in my family. I also see the leftovers in the fridge in my mouth within a minute or two... :p
    yeah i had me a great big pile of leftovers for lunch today...

    cant get enough of the stuff...

    Originally posted by Missin#7
    OH honey, I understand!!!

    We have to do the Kilvasa/sauerkraut/dough balls on a regular basis. Its braly growing on the kids & I am still trying to understand why one would eat this many carbs!
    im guessing that the people who started this tradition never cared about their weight

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  • Missin#7
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    Originally posted by saltybuggah
    anyone else follow this tradition...

    my mah is pennsylvania dutch and as far back as i can remember she has been eatin pork and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes on New Years Day for luck..

    anyone else follow this old tradition...

    do you have one of your own

    Happy New Years to all :salute!:

    i will be having my 2nd helping of this meal after i leave work tonight... does that make me twice as lucky this year..

    for those that dont know about the tradition of the PA Dutch

    According to a column by Craig Wilson, published in USA Today on November 4, 2003, “eating sauerkraut on New Year’s is an old Pennsylvania Dutch tradition… said to bring good luck". The traditional meal consists of pork and sauerkraut served together, with the sauerkraut representing luck and the pig representing rooting into the New Year. Its a feel good and flavoursome ritual and it may be just what you need to start the new year
    OH honey, I understand!!!

    We have to do the Kilvasa/sauerkraut/dough balls on a regular basis. Its braly growing on the kids & I am still trying to understand why one would eat this many carbs!

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  • Mount-n-Groan
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    Yep... I come from a long line of kraut porkers. Excellent stuff today at the inlaws so apparently the Scots like to pork krauts too...

    I see the tradition continuing in my family. I also see the leftovers in the fridge in my mouth within a minute or two... :p

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  • Stagnok
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    I just moved to PA this past year, and everyone is making that meal! I did eat some Kraut last night and some bacon do I get the full affect?

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  • Peanut
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    We have udon and mochi. And green tea.

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  • Raiderfan76
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    I made some pasta with garlic bread, but that pork and sauerkraut sounds pretty dam good...

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  • saltybuggah
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    pork and sauerkraut tradition...

    anyone else follow this tradition...

    my mah is pennsylvania dutch and as far back as i can remember she has been eatin pork and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes on New Years Day for luck..

    anyone else follow this old tradition...

    do you have one of your own

    Happy New Years to all :salute!:

    i will be having my 2nd helping of this meal after i leave work tonight... does that make me twice as lucky this year..

    for those that dont know about the tradition of the PA Dutch

    According to a column by Craig Wilson, published in USA Today on November 4, 2003, “eating sauerkraut on New Year’s is an old Pennsylvania Dutch tradition… said to bring good luck". The traditional meal consists of pork and sauerkraut served together, with the sauerkraut representing luck and the pig representing rooting into the New Year. Its a feel good and flavoursome ritual and it may be just what you need to start the new year
    Last edited by saltybuggah; 01-01-2009, 02:35 PM.
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