256.) Good Point Goodness

#256. Seriously, I have dreams about this stuff.....

245.) Blackberry Chicken

#245. It may be too late in the season for you
to try, but it was delicious!
Roast at 350 for about 45 minutes.

167.) Kabobs

#167. Summertime means grill time!

160.) Spilt Cherries

#160. I have had an obsession with collecting cherry related items for my kitchen for some time now. When I moved up here, I relinquished half of my things to my sister and mom since I could only bring the necessities.

I have thought on several occasions that I needed to take some cherry photos so I could hang them in the kitchen, Bryan reminded me with his post to get the job done sooner.

I realized why I don't always have cherries laying around, they are $6.00 a pound at the dang grocery!?!?!?

150.) Din-Din

#150. Fresh asparagus straight from the garden! Mmm-mm good....

142.) Here Comes the Choo-Choo

#142. Chuga chuga chuga chuga......

138.) Follow That Sign

#138. Last weekend we went to a small festival, they had live music, & my favorite......FOOD!!!! Interesting sign pointing the way to the main attraction...

114.) Sweet Potato Fries

#114. Yummi yummi yummi for my tum tum tummie.......

88.) Boone Special

#88. If you are thinking, "Man, that looks good!", you're right as it most certainly was.
If you're thinking, "Man, that looks gross!", you don't know what you're missing!!

60.) RC Treats

#60. My first time making Rice Crispy Treats......

58.) What Breakfast in Bed Looks Like

#58. I'm easy to please, well, most of the time!

51.) Egg Drop Soup

#51. I have waaaaay too much fun playing, I mean, taking pictures of my food!

47.) Stuffed French Toast

#47. Breakfast @ Melanie's.....it looks delicious....cause,um.....it WAS!!!!

1.) A New Tradition

#1. It is tradition that you eat black eyed peas to insure a coming year filled with luck and greens to insure plenty of money.

After reading a number of threads and articles I have found that many countries have traditions that they believe will bring good luck for the new year. Two foods that I found consistently throughout my findings were black-eyed peas and collard greens. We found ourselves at the grocery store looking for an easy out but our hopes of a heat n' serve meal was soon thwarted by empty shelves. I take that back, we were lucky enough to find pre-seasoned collard greens, which were awesome! We then made our way to the frozen food section for some frozen peas and were almost hindered once again by an overzealous Floridian who decided to step in front of me to get the last bag of frozen peas!?!?! We had to spring for the Lowes brand, which worked just fine but still..........Anyhow, the meal turned out to be pretty good, and hopefully the superstition, oops I mean tradition will be fulfill as it's believed to.