Food

New Year's Day Gathering

December 23, 2009

Kick off a satisfying New Year with hearty chicken chili, pulled pork sliders, and a slice of chocolate cake.

See the RecipeChristopher Hirsheimer

Texas Caviar — Throughout the American south, black-eyed peas are eaten on New Year's Eve at the stroke of midnight, in the hopes of a new year filled with prosperity. This is salad is a lighter, fresher take on black-eyed peas. See the recipe for Texas Caviar »André Baranowski

German Chocolate Cake — This decadent triple-layer dessert takes its name from German's Sweet Chocolate, a product that's not German at all: the versatile baking chocolate was created by an American baker named Samuel German in 1852.André Baranowski

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