Black peas

This classic recipe for Lancashire black peas and vinegar served on Bonfire Night, known also as parched peas.

The best southern black-eyed peas recipe made in the instant pot! Incredibly flavorful, creamy, and so rich. Stovetop instructions included!

Black-Eyed Peas benefits includes promote cardiovascular health, a source of protein, treats indigestion, helps in weight loss, and more.

A slow-cooked recipe for traditional Southern black-eyed peas with ham hocks (or ham bone) and dried peas.

It’s New Years Eve which means you should have your bags of dried black eyes ready to be soaked tonight so they can be ready to be cooked for New Years Day dinner. Being from the South, my mother always made black eyed peas, collard greens and some type of pork for New Years Day dinner. Southern tradition says that the first food to be eaten on New Year's Day should be black-eyed peas for luck and prosperity and the collard greens are eaten for wealth! This recipe for my homemade black eyed…

Here's an easy black eyed peas recipe: 2 ways! Try them creamy and smoky as a side dish, or learn how to cook them for salads and dips.

Vegan Stewed black eyed peas with fire roasted tomatoes, fresh herbs and served over boiled rice with a side of fried plantains.

Enjoy our recipe for Vegan Black-Eyed Peas with Collards, a wholesome and savory southern masterpiece. This dish is a delightful combination of protein-rich black-eyed peas, sautéed collard greens, and a variety of flavorful spices that goes well with fluffy rice or your favorite grain. The end effect is a meal that pleases your taste buds. It's perfect for a Southern cuisine style dinner, with a side of cornbread. It's also a traditional way to start each New Year!

The best way to cook dried black-eyed peas from scratch is to cook them on the stove. All you need is a cooking pot, a colander and a bowl. One cup of dried black-eyed peas makes 3 cups of cooked beans. Super easy!