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Giveaway: $75 Gift Card To HoneyBaked Ham

By EricH Published in Contests

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Honeybaked for the Holidays

This giveaway has ended. Congrats to our winner, Allison D.!

If the Holidays seem like  a marathon to you, perhaps New Years Day is the sweet finish line. The gifts have been given, the company is gone, and you set your sights on a brand new beginning.

Much like Thanksgiving and Christmas, New Years has its own set of traditions. Did you know that people in the South believe a meal of greens and black-eyed peas with pork brings luck to the New Year? In the Midwest, we often associate New Years with football, family, and food. There’s nothing quite like waking up a little late on New Years Day and making a hearty brunch before settling in for some good old American Football.

In keeping with the New Years tradition, HoneyBaked Ham has several recipes to help ring in the New Year in style. Check out this Asparagus Tart recipe. A gourmet style dish without the fuss. Simple yet eloquent. Brunch-worthy goodness.

Asparagus Tart

Preheat oven to 450º. In a medium frying pan over medium high heat, sauté for about 1 minute:
1 tablespoon butter
1 shallot finely chopped

Add and cook until crisp tender (about 5 minutes):
1 bunch trimmed Asparagus (about 1 pound) cut into 1 inch pieces

Set aside. Open and roll out on a lightly floured piece of parchment to approx. a 10 x16 rectangle:
1 sheet puff pastry dough.

Transfer both to a baking sheet. Pat into its surface, leaving a 1 inch border edge:
1/2 pound chevre cheese.

Sprinkle it with:
the prepared shallots and asparagus
2 tablespoons sliced sundried tomatoes packed in oil
3/4 cup diced HoneyBaked Ham
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.

Brush the edge of the tart with :
1 egg yolk mixed with 1/2 teaspoon water.

Bake until golden brown and pastry is puffy, about 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool slightly and serve.
Serves 4

HoneyBaked has generously offered a $75 gift card to one lucky KCM reader. How will you get your New Years party started?

Here’s How To Enter The Giveaway

(Remember, each comment is considered a entry – so leave a separate comment each time.)

Leave me a comment and tell me your favorite New Year’s tradition.

Additional entry: Become a email subscriber to Kansas City Mamas. (I promise, I won’t spam you.) And then leave a comment and let me know.

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Contest will be open till end of day on December 18, 2013. Winner will be notified by email and has 48-hours to respond before another winner is chosen. Winner must reside in the lower 48-states of the continental USA. Good Luck.

Disclosure: The HoneyBaked Ham provided the giveaway prize, but I was not compensated in any other way. The written remarks are entirely my own. Want more information – check out my full disclosure statement.

Reader Interactions

Comments

  5. Shanna W says

    Honeybaked ham would go wonderfully with our traditional side of black eyed peas that we have every New Year’s Day. Hope I win the gift card.

  14. Kari Ewalt says

    Making resolutions I never keep. Ha. But really, my favorite tradition is bringing in the new year with good friends.

  33. Katie king gough says

    New Years means chili dogs and lottery tickets! My grandma started that tradition many years ago and I still do it!

  43. Kristi says

    We make black-eyed peas, and even though some of us don’t like them, we eat them for the good fortune for the new year!

  57. Deb S says

    I followed you on Pinterest..excited to see your pins! Another favorite NYE activity is eating yummy appetizers!

  58. Amy Dale says

    Our favorite New Years tradition is to toast with sparkling cider while watching the ball drop on the East Coast and then going to bed!

  66. Jennifer G says

    I am from the deep south, blackeyed peas, cabbage and corned beef! Best way to start the new year, a meal with the family

  72. Mary Z says

    We like to spend the whole day playing with our boys, 4 & 1. The holidays are so crazy, it’s nice to focus just on them at home

  79. Lisa says

    I’d love this!! My fav New Year’s Tradition is our sauerkraut and pork roast tradition. It’s weird, but it’s my husband’s tradition and I like that he even wants to have a tradition!! 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!

  98. Jere' says

    I dont have any new years traditions yet, but my boyfriend and I just had a baby so I am really trying to start some new traditions with my new family!

  103. Karen Lynch says

    My husbands family has a tradition of eating hotdogs, sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Wouldn’t say its a favorite but it’s what we do. The times my BIL had to skip the meal because they were traveling he has been downsized at work. So they do not skip it.

  107. Desiree H says

    My favorite New Years Eve Tradition is going to Charleston with my husband and watching the ball drop on TV, then of course give him a big kiss! 🙂
    Thanks so much for the chance!

  113. Michelle Morrison says

    I follow you on Facebook! There are really some excellent reads and posts on there that are very helpful!

  114. Michelle Morrison says

    I follow you on Pinterest. You have to most creative and helpful ideas to cover an entire household. I mean really. I have four sons ages 4, 6, 8, & 10 and the help I get from pins is awesome! Especially lunch ideas!

  115. Michelle Morrison says

    I am definitely an email subscriber! The emails you send save me lots of money, especially this Christmas season with the 4 kids that I have.

  116. Michelle Morrison says

    A favorite new year’s tradition is to not do any dishes or wash clothes on New Year’s day. Sounds weird but my grandma uses to say that you’re washing away all your new luck and blessings. So you’re supposed to just enjoy food, friends, family, and let the dishes either pile up, or stack in the dishwasher until the next day or simply use paper products. I like this tradition.

  123. Nikki says

    We always get together with my parents and have a huge spread of finger foods, always including oysters, kippers, and some form of black-eyed peas.

  124. Alina says

    Well, it’s my hubby’s bday on New Year’s so we always have a romantic dinner and then have the family over to celebrate both his special day and the start of a new year! I always bake his cake.

  140. Sharon J says

    On New Years eve we go to church. After that, we go back home to sleep and rest. It’s normally a quite day.

  142. Molly says

    My favorite New Year’s celebrations were the years before having little people–loved going to Union Station!

  145. Allison Downes says

    One of my favorite traditions is watching the ball drop.

    Thank you for the nice giveaway!

    lola_violets_2010{at]yahoo{dot}com

  153. Donna Holmen says

    My favorite way to spend New Years Eve is to have an early family dinner with special foods. I have 2 teenagers and we fill up the rec room in the basement with teenagers and let them host a party with a few fireworks at midnight. Upstairs, hubby and I snuggle, talk about the past year and the up coming year and watch the festivities on tv.

  188. Angela Covey says

    Our favorite tradition on new years is getting together with family and having lots of great yummy snacks, dips and desserts then drinks at midnight with some fireworks.

  196. Angela Domville says

    My New Year’s tradition is taking down the Christmas tree and decorations, and making some type of soup in the crockpot.

  201. Angie Higby says

    We stay home on New Years eve and I cook all day then our friends come over and we play board games or even spades watch the ball drop and everyone starts kissing everyone and by 1205 everyone has been kissed so some of us continue to play cards others decided they have had enough and head to bed. New years day after everyone is gone it is alone quality time with each other.

  204. Tabitha says

    When I was a kid, my mom would make cotned beef and cabbage and black eyed peas on New Years Day. She would hide a penny in the cabbage, and whoever was served the penny on their dish was meant to have good luck that year. It’s been years since I have had that, but perhaps I should do it with my kids this year.

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