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Eating for luck on New Year s: Why foods from black-eyed peas to grapes promise prosperity

Eating for luck on New Year s: Why foods from black-eyed peas to grapes promise prosperity Carly Mallenbaum, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT Some foods are just plain lucky to eat on New Year’s Eve. What associates these dishes with good fortune, exactly? That’s tough to pinpoint, but much of the answer has to do with symbolism and superstition. It also has to do with a human tradition of eating something special, like a birthday cake, to mark the passage of time. So what will people be biting into at the top of 2020 to set them up for success? We talked to food historians Megan Elias, food writer and director of the gastronomy program at Boston University, and Linda Pelaccio, who hosts culinary radio show “A Taste of the Past,” about some of the lucky foods you’ll find on global New Year’s menus.

Why black-eyed peas to grapes to whole fish promise prosperity for the New Year

stock.adobe.com Some foods are just plain lucky to eat on New Year’s Eve. What associates these dishes with good fortune, exactly? That’s tough to pinpoint, but much of the answer has to do with symbolism and superstition. It also has to do with a human tradition of eating something special, like a birthday cake, to mark the passage of time. So what will people be biting into at the top of 2020 to set them up for success? We talked to food historians Megan Elias, food writer and director of the gastronomy program at Boston University, and Linda Pelaccio, who hosts culinary radio show “A Taste of the Past,” about some of the lucky foods you’ll find on global New Year’s menus.

Gastronomy Director Megan Elias Dishes on the Evolution of the Business Lunch

Gastronomy Director Megan Elias Dishes on the Evolution of the Business Lunch Dr. Megan Elias, associate professor of the practice and director of MET’s Gastronomy program, was quoted in an article appearing on NPR’s The Salt and Wisconsin Public Radio. Entitled “Working In While Eating Out: The Evolution of Doing Business While Dining,” the article examines how eating and working are entwined in our culture and have been since ancient Sumer. According to Dr. Elias, “As long as there have been marketplaces, people have been eating at them while also doing business.”

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