Easy New Year's Recipe - Cowboy Collard Greens and Black Eyed Pea Soup with Bacon Fried Cornbread
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Looking for an easy recipe in the New Year? This southern-style dish is known to bring health, wealth and good luck in the new year. It's a hearty soup full of collard greens, ham and black eyed peas. And it's best when served with a bacon fried cornbread!
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The cows and the beagle agree, pork is definitely the meat of choice for this recipe.
Yum-Yum
Thanks John so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
LOL. Spent the first 25 years of my life eating blackeyed peas and cornbread on new years eve. Married a gal of Norwegian descent and it was boiled cod,butter and potato tortillas (lefsa) for the next 25. For the last 13 years it's been homemade tamales thanks to our extended family. Now I'm thinking this year, tamales, black eyed peas and collard greens along with an ice cold glass of buttermilk sounds good.
Now that does sound good
My Norwegian mom and her folks fed us lefsa, kumla and lutefisk all through Christmas and New Years. More than a half century later I still haven't forgiven them.
@@TartanJack LOL. My kids were not keen on fish and lefsa or kumla, but I liked it. Luckily my wife is 3rd generation and so even she despised lutefisk. Now I might have to try it just out of curiosity.
Batter & Deep fry the Cod! Turn it into fish & chips.
Lukefisk is an affront to humanity. God made it to punish the Norske for settling too far north so that they had to feed on dried salted cod in the winter. Grey, gelatinous, swimming in a sea of vile broth that no amount of salt can fix. Yeah. Then one learns how real people were meant to eat. Bacon fat, lard, ham. Real food. Leave them cod alone.
I saw "fried cornbread".. and I knew it was gonna be good.
Good eating it is
We always called those corn fritters, and other people, here in Ga., called them Ho Cakes.
Made this last year and it has been requested several times so I'm back again just to refresh my memory! Happy New Year everybody!
Good eating it is
Cowboy Kent Rollins this year I'm going for the win and I'm gonna make that cornbread...ooohwee! Have a happy new year to you Shan and The Beag
Anything with bacon in it is guaranteed to be great.
Thanks so much Rusty for watching and Happy New Year to you
I can’t express how much I am enjoying watching your show since I started to watch it. I am a down home farm boy from Ohio and your cooking is close to my heart as this is how I was raised. I still try to learn to new tricks and you have taught me a few in the few episodes I have watched. A Happy New Years to you and your family.
Thanks so much Ted for watching and Happy New Year to you
Also I got such a kick out of watching your precious Beagle chasing those cows. Made my day. :)
He was protecting his camp, he thinks he is pretty tuff from a distance
I love watching you cook but I think the beagle and the cow stole the show this time, thanks for doing what you do and for remembering to fly our flag, it means alot to us vets.
Thanks for watching and for your service and Happy New Year to you
Happy New Year!! Down here in western North Carolina, for New Year we have collards, black eyed peas, and fried hog jowl, with a big hunk of corn bread. Also, put a dime underneath the plate for financial prosperity during the year.
Thanks Steve so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
Man, folk's don't know what they're a missing, Kent. As usual, y'all don't it again. Yep,I'm hungry. Even had the wife a doing the happy dance. Hey, really, thanks for the hat tip, my friend. We did what we did and we do what we do for folks to enjoy the freedom we so take for granted every day. God bless and Happy New year to Oklahoma folk's.
Thanks so much Alfred for taking time to watch and Happy New Year , and thank you for your service
I'm originally from Kansas, now live in the big city of Dallas TX. Seeing this makes me nostalgic/ homesick for my grandpa's farm and the ranchland of southeast Kansas. Can't wait to share this recipe with friends and family members!
Hope you enjoy and Happy New Year, thanks so much for watching
Happy New Year to anyone watching our national treasure,Mr Rollins and his family!..God bless you all.
Thanks Mario for watching and Happy New Year to you
Gramma used to make this. Black eyed peas for good luck, Greens for money! She was from Colgate OK.
Been through that part of the state many times, Thanks so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
So any greens work for wealth? The only substantial greens up here is spinach.
Hello Kent!
Happy holidays and keep that good old flag flying high in 2019! I love your rustic, epic, tasty, yummy, delicious, mouthwatering, fingerlicking, special, outstanding, extraordinary, wonderful, legendary, morish, great, awesome, fabulous, fantastic etc. cooking!!!
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Thanks for watching
That is a New Years Feast, not just for 2018, but for every year !
For sure
Wouldn't let New Year's get by without telling my favorite cowboy chef Kent, Shan, and the Beagle a Happy New Year and wish for all the blessings the Lord above has for all y'all.
Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you
Normally we cook a big ole pot of turnip greens and a big pot of black eyed peas, then bake a picnic ham. I think I like your idea of a one pot meal and I think we gonna give it a try. Thanks for the recipe.
Thanks so much Paul for watching and Happy New Year to you
Kent Rollins just made my Boxing Day! Brilliant guy!
My 2 year old insists on watching the “cooking man” (his words) before going to sleep at night. I think he likes the cowboy dance moves. We are enjoying the videos keep up the good work.
I'm honored Chris, be sure and give him a hug from the cooking man
Will do sir!
Kent, you make my heart swell. I'm a Texas old fart far away (Virginia) from home. I was a member of a now-defunct Trail Cooks Society and Cowboy Heritage Asso. and love watching your shows. Got your cookbooks and put them to good use when the weather is right.
Thanks Bob for watching and Happy New Year to you
Kent , that was some good looking chow . Oh Beag tickled me , he was having the last word with that cow .
He is pretty brave at a distance
Wow! This recipe looks awesome! I say, “if folks want to have a great 2019, they need to tune into the Kent & Shannon Rollins TH-cam channel! Good luck and God bless you and Shannon in 2019!
Thanks so much Danny for watching and Happy New Year to you
Cackleberries? That's awesome. My kids are going to love that next time I make them some eggs.
My wife is definitely making this for New Years, thank you.
Hope y'all enjoy Phillip
Happy Holidays Beag!!!!!!!!!!!...and family!!!!!!!!!!!...wow, what a great herd of cattle.
Thanks Jeanne so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
All of my favorites. Yes sir I be having this for New Years. Have you ever had the cattle come over to investigate while you are cooking? A Happy New Years to you, Shannon and all of your families.
Have had some get pretty close, Thanks so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
Made it yesterday.....All gone today......Kids and neighbors loved it.
Glad everyone enjoyed and thanks for watching
Imagine my surprise. My beautiful wife gave me your cookbook and some Red River Ranch seasoning for Christmas. I do believe it was my favorite gift. And the book is autographed. God bless and I hope you had a merry Christmas.
Thanks Wayne and we hope you enjoy and tell your wife thanks for us
Thanks for the recipe now I know how to cook them greens. Happy new year cowboy, cowgirl and cowdog god bless you and America.
Thanks so much Oscar for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Great recipes. Thanks for all the videos in 2018!!
Thanks Richard so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
Happy new year to you and the missus too
This channel is like the Food Network and Comedy Central all put together. This is the best of both worlds. Love on y’all.
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
It’s official me and the wife are making this New Years Day! Thank you.
Hope you enjoy and Happy New Year to y'all
Git them cows Beag!!!
Merry Christmas --Cowboy Kent Rollins
-Sending you some Snow From Canada .......
and Idaho panhandle
great video, that dog is walking around like "drop it, just drop it already". looking foward to many more in the new year.
Thanks Michael so much for watching and Happy New Year to you, he is good at checking for crumbs
Looks great, down here in Bayou country, the most important step with collards is a thorough cleaning. Rinsing all the grit and critters off in a big ol sink full of water. We do it several times before we commence to putting in the pot.
Happy New Year Kent! My mouth is watering, I will have to cook this up for the coming New Year!
Hope you enjoy John and Happy New Year to you
Fried corn bread is the best I love it!!! That soup looks like a southern dream. Thanks Kent, Happy New Year!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Fish spatula, my favorite type. Flips everything with ease and even with all the slots, easier to clean.
Good tool it is
Just watched the video and will cook this for the family this coming New Years day, I think my wife and the boys will enjoy it.
Thanks very much for recognizing veterans, was an enlisted Marine back when I was younger (and thinner) and I remember when folks didn’t really give a darn. So thank you.
Another job well done my brother. Happy Holiday to you and the family.
A brother from Indianapolis. 😎
Thanks Carey so much
Just finished making the soup. I used some canned green chili’s and added a bit too much. A bit spicy 🌶, but a nice hardy soup. 👍
After Sherman's march to the sea with all the crops burned and everyone starving everywhere, One of the few things that come up from the burned fields were the black eyed peas. Folks with Black eyed peas to eat were considered lucky, and so eating black eyed peas for the new year is still lucky! As told to me by my Great grandmother. Hope you have a happy new year for 2019!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Nothing beats greens and cornbread
KENT IS A LEGEND! thanks for sharing! I also sent this video to friends and family. i only own cast iron now and took all my aluminum pans to the rifle range! Hope y’all had a great x-mas and Happy New Year to you and shan! God Bless 😬
Thanks Zeke so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
Kent This was tremendous.
Thanks so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
This soup will become a new year tradition. Fantastic the family loved it. Thanks
Glad y'all enjoyed and thanks John for watching and Happy New Year to you
My mother was born and raised in Texas and every year we would have Blackeyed peas with a big ole ham bone from Christmas dinner for New Years day. Had regular corn bread so will have to try the fried corn bread. This was some good eat'n. Thanks for the recipe and a new way of fixing this good ole southern meal.
Thanks Calvin for watching and Happy New Year to you
When we ran out of greens my boy turned up that big ol kittle and drank the juice from the greens! LOL
pot likker
Yep! Pot likker.
That pot liquor is so good.
Pot likker........oh man the good ‘old days. When my grandmother was still alive she would make cornmeal dumplings with the pot likker, yum yum
Pot likker is the best and only likker I'll drink. Last Thanksgiving I even saved it to make other soups later.
2 people don't have their own happy dance.
The people that thumb down Kent's videos just don't know what kind of cooking made this country. Trust me it wasn't Glazed Green Beans and Tofu.
Thank you Kurt so much for watching
Starting to go back and watch some of your past postings! Man that all looks good. I think the beag was keeping the cows away protecting his food!!!! Camp I mean, yes that's it, protecting the camp!!! Love the looks of the fried cornbread. We have to try that as well. Thank you for all you, Shannon and the Beag do !!!
Thanks Stephen for watching
I want to go fishing on that pond behind you on a cold day with a bowl of that soup! And you have to tell me where you got those soup pots? I love the color
They come from Crow Canyon Enamel
I love that little dance Cowboy Kent did after tasting that soup! It all looks delicious!
Thanks for watching Samara and Happy New Year to you
Happy New Year!!!
Peace, Joy, and Prosperity to you all!!!
Thanks Greg for watching and Happy New Year to you
He is sooo cuuuuuutttteeee!!! Love his Texan!
Thanks I'm an Okie
Have a Happy and Healthily New Year in the Rollin's Camp!!!!!! Love you guys!
Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you
Just reminds of good old days when mama cooked from scratch and growing up on farm. Thanks for great memories. (And reminding me I cannot cook) Thanks Mrs Shannon for your funny comments and great film work
I love soups & im headed to the store to buy what I need for this one , oooooo doggie this looks yummy God bless you and your beautiful wife in your travels on the road I pray that God keeps you safe and you keep dishing out those beautiful yummy country recipes for us ❤️🙏🏻
Thanks Shelia and God bless you as well
That fish fry spatula is good for more than fish fries.Them puppers did their job and got those wanderers. I always broke up my corn bread whether I had rice or not. Good stuff.
The beagle is so cute playing Mexican stand off with cows
Good, wholesome, nutritious food for traditional, hearty meals. Good for the soul. Good for the heart. God bless you and yours, sir.
For sure and God bless you as well
That puppy is too sweet
Kent, Sannon, and beagle: thank you so much for every one of your videos--they are truly a breathe of fresh air in this fast-paced time. The scenery is beautiful and peaceful. Hope you all have a Blessed New Year!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Kent, I showed my wife this video and guess what? We made it today. Never was into collards I preferred turnip greens but your recipe was downright delicious. The only thing I did different was I cooked the bacon corn fritters on the griddle. My wife and I totally enjoyed it.
So glad y'all enjoyed Bill and Thanks so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
Wow Mr Kent me and the wife both work but really wanted the traditional pork greens and black eyed peas so we decided to give this a shot. All I can say is we have a new tradition it was fantastic and so easy and the house smelled so good we baked our cornbread but the bacon still went in it! That was a great meal we have leftovers for work me tonite her tomorrow and some to share with a few friends. We can't thank you enough for sharing and like I said for us this will be our New Years meal for now on! God Bless Y'all!
So glad y'all enjoyed and God bless you as well
This recipe is SO good! Whoops my old collard green soup recipe by a country mile.
Thanks Jon for watching
I'm going to send this recipe to my nephew, and I'm going to make a pot of the soup, and the cornbread for my family.
I remember as a child in the hills of West Virginia going out in the early spring to gather fresh ,dandelion,thistle (young) and polk to make mountain greens and her fryin up corn bread and mursh....we were poor mountain folks but we ate like kings.
Always love my collards, nice to see a diff. way of doing things. We grew our own, and after that first frost,, mmm boy them was a delight at our leisure. Ham hocks, collards and a little sugar for the bitterness. Raised our own meat and salt cured in the smoke house. (Deal on the Peas) I lost some great-great kinfolks in Ga. at the end of 1865. General Sherman (Union) made his march from Atlanta to Savannah, 50miles wide and 100miles long. Killed all the live stock, and people were left with no food. Peas were stored in silos for feeding the live stock. All they had to eat, considered "Lucky to have". .. Thanks as always and God Bless
Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you
Those eats you made sure looks tasty Kent ....it had my mouth watering ! I loved it when you broke out your singing and Happy Dance ! Thank you for the wonderful recipes. Wishing you, Shannon and the Beagle a Happy New Year...filled with good health, prosperity, and blissful memories.🎉
Thanks so much Karla for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
THIS IS ABSOLUTE FOOLISHNESS! AND I LOVE IT! Blackeyed peas with the greens and carrots! Then you go and add bacon to the cornbread! TH-cam is getting on my nerves. I never got this notification! I wish I had seen this for New Years Eve but I will settle for Easter. This will definitely be on my table. Sorry for screaming so much but this is good eating. That ham steak took me back to my grandma's breakfast table. May she rest in peace. That happy dance describes the whole meal lol! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and keep on dancing
Oh my Lord have mercy!
My granny used to cook it like this. I'll be doing the same this year - thank you for inspiring me!
Thanks so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Hey Mr. Kent and Ms. Shannon, I had to let you know I tried these recipes today for New Years, and I believe these will become regulars, probably for more than just New Years day!! Awesome good food; the fried bacon corn bread is the perfect compliment to the soup. Thanks again for sharing!! :-)
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you
Steppin'in that green stuff...I should be pretty wealthy by now. Well......guess I am in family and love...and that's the important ones. Looks like them cows have been by to check out what you had on the menu and aren't too worried about Beag. Happy New Year my friends! - Marc
Thanks so much Marc for watching and Happy New Year to you
Oh my!!! I just made this for dinner. My parents used to make collards and black eye peas before they passed. I been carring the tradition on but tried your recipe. My folks would be proud. I bout danced when I tasted them. Mmm mmmm good for sure. Oh yes I chopped a piece of bacon up with my ham. It was fabulous. All gone
Oh my goodness this looks amazing! Thank you... it was so fun to see the beag playing with the cows!
cow patties " what goes in, must come out " love your vids . thanks
Love those happy dances, and those cows wanted some too. Happy New year ya'll
Happy New Year to you
You hit me right in the feels Kent
I never realized the Beagle was a righteous herding doggo! What a good boy!
I took Shan's "makes a great Christmas gift" suggestion, and gave my 87 year old Dad a copy of your cookbook. As I've forwarded him some of your videos, he loved getting the cookbook, and he was flipping through it all evening. He still likes to cook, although more slowly than he used too, but he made a ham for Christmas dinner.
BTW That bacon fried cornbread looks heavenly, and I loved collared greens!
Thanks so much Martin and tell him thanks also, Happy New Year
@@CowboyKentRollins Happy New Year.
Happy New Year Y'all we love what you do and stand for.
Thanks so much Greg for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
Dang Kent, This looks awesome, like you I grew up on greens, black eyes peas and cornbread and still fix a mess of it often. I've never had it as a soup but plan on it come New Years. Can't wait, you made me hungry. Beautiful country and a herding beagle lol. I have a cousin that had a pit bull that use to herd his horses from the pasture. " Zeus go get the horses" you saw nothing but dust kicking up. A herding pitt bull, funniest damn thing you ever saw
Thanks for watching Greg and Happy New Year to you, sounds like he was a good dog
You on cooking son-of-a-gun I tell you what really appreciate the videos keep them coming we're watching!!
Thanks Ross so much for taking time to watch and Happy New Year
That crunch of the cornbread. Sounded so good
Thanks so much Jordan for watching and Happy New Year to you
Loved this recipe! Thanks
love this !!!!!!!!
Made this on NYD. There were a few modifications: black eyed peas made from dry and a can of Rotel in place of the green chiles being the main ones. And smoked pork chops instead of ham due to the market by the house not having ham. In any case it was exceptional, thanks for sharing!
Sounds great to me, thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you
I can't wait to make this for lunch one cold afternoon this deer season. I've got the apron, so I may as well do the dance too. Thanks Kent!!
Good on a cold day it is
Love this! Great recipe again!
That dried cornbread looks amazing!!!!!!!!🎉
Oh Kent I am going to have to make this. I've got everything! Yumm! Lol! Ain't nothing sexier than a man that cooks, good! Lol! We love you out here! Thank you for all your videos!
Thanks so much Ruby for watching and Happy New Year to you
As always looks fantastic
My folks had this every New Years. My Mom said it was good luck to have them
For sure got to have them
Now that's a good looking soup and cornbread. Looks like the beagle is trying to wrangle some cattle. Happy New Year to You, Shannon and the beagle, God Bless you and hope you have a great new year.
Thanks Toney so much for watching and Happy New Year to you
I hope you, Shannon, and of course the Beagle have a great New Years. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks so much Vernon for watching and Happy New Year to you
Excellent. Happy New Year!
got my mouth watering right now