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Anytime a black-eyed pea meets a grain of rice, it becomes Hoppin' John.
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Hoppin' John has been the centerpiece of the Southern holiday table for generations.
NPR: Vertamae's Hoppin' John
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One New Year's, I made a Hoppin' John salad with peas, rice, garlic and herbs for seasoning, so be creative.
NPR: Vertamae's Hoppin' John
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Husk, the acclaimed restaurant of chef Sean Brock, often serves Hoppin' John, as does Charleston institution Hominy Grill.
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Seersucker in Brooklyn, New York, is serving Hoppin' John from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on New Year's Day.
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For some people, Hoppin' John is peas and rice cooked together.
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