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Hoppin'john - New Style
Hoppin'john - New Style
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Vegetarian, Low Fat, Main Dish
Ingredients List
- 2 c Black-eyed Peas, cooked
- 1/2 c Rice, white or brown
- 1 1/2 c Water
- 1/2 c Celery, chopped
- 1/2 c Onion, chopped, or
- 1/4 c Green pepper, chopped
- 4-5 green spring onions, chp
- 4 oz Mushrooms, sliced, canned
- 2 ts Poultry Seasoning
- 4 Tomatoes, crushed
- 1/2 ts Red pepper, crushed (opt)
Directions
Directions: Combine ingredients in a stockpot or crockpot, and cook until
rice is done, about 45 minutes to 1 hour. A little more liquid may have to
be added. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking as the mixture thickens
whichever method is used. In crockpot, cook about 4 hours on high, and 6-7
hours on low heat.
Cook's Note: In any authentic Southern cookbook, there will almost always
be a recipe for Hoppin' John, which is basically a combination of rice and
black- eyed peas. To this basic recipe, each cook will add his/her personal
touches and I have added mine. White rice is traditional, but brown rice
has more fiber. Tomatoes are optional. Mushrooms are a modern touch. In
some areas, red pepper sauce or tabasco sauce replaces the crushed red
pepper. In Texas, Purple Hull peas are frequently used, with Picante Sauce
served on the side. In Louisiana, Red Beans and Rice are the popular
combination. In other places, is found the combination of black beans and
rice as the popular dish.
Serving size: 1.5 Cups. Cal 195, Prot 9.5 gm, Chol 0, Carb 39 gm, Sod 300
mg, Dietary fiber 1.75 gm, Fat 1.25 (5% from fat), Iron 3.25, Calcium 75
Exchanges: 2 Breads, 1.75 Veg.
Updated from old family recipe. A.Broaddus
3/14/72
rice is done, about 45 minutes to 1 hour. A little more liquid may have to
be added. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking as the mixture thickens
whichever method is used. In crockpot, cook about 4 hours on high, and 6-7
hours on low heat.
Cook's Note: In any authentic Southern cookbook, there will almost always
be a recipe for Hoppin' John, which is basically a combination of rice and
black- eyed peas. To this basic recipe, each cook will add his/her personal
touches and I have added mine. White rice is traditional, but brown rice
has more fiber. Tomatoes are optional. Mushrooms are a modern touch. In
some areas, red pepper sauce or tabasco sauce replaces the crushed red
pepper. In Texas, Purple Hull peas are frequently used, with Picante Sauce
served on the side. In Louisiana, Red Beans and Rice are the popular
combination. In other places, is found the combination of black beans and
rice as the popular dish.
Serving size: 1.5 Cups. Cal 195, Prot 9.5 gm, Chol 0, Carb 39 gm, Sod 300
mg, Dietary fiber 1.75 gm, Fat 1.25 (5% from fat), Iron 3.25, Calcium 75
Exchanges: 2 Breads, 1.75 Veg.
Updated from old family recipe. A.Broaddus
3/14/72
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