This black eyed pea soup appeared one noon when I just wanted something real to eat…something warm and filling, but not fattening. Contrary to common opinions or the instructions on the package, black eyed peas do not have to soak, nor do they take two hours to cook. Took about an hour cooking time plus prep. Perfect for a lucky New Year’s Day when you’re too tired to cook much. Or hungover and in need of healthy, filling food. Want corn bread? I include my favorite recipe at the bottom of the post. Don’t forget to dunk.
Black-Eyed Pea Soup with Yellow Pepper Salsa
29 Monday Dec 2014
Posted Black-Eyed Peas, Soup, Soups, Soups & Sides for Every Season
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