Pepper Pot Day is celebrated annually on December 29th.

Bibhash Lodh, BS News Agency: Pepper Pot Day is celebrated annually on December 29th, honoring a historic, peppery stew with origins in the Caribbean and South America, famously adapted by George Washington's army at Valley Forge and nicknamed "The Soup That Won The War" for its ability to warm and strengthen troops. It's a day to enjoy the hearty dish, often made with tripe, vegetables, and lots of pepper, connecting to culinary traditions and American history. 

*What is Pepper Pot?*

A rich, flavorful stew with diverse influences, often featuring peppercorns, small bits of meat or tripe, vegetables, and broth, with Caribbean/African roots.

Known for its spicy kick from generous use of peppercorns. 

*Historical Significance:*

*Valley Forge:*

A version of Pepper Pot, made with available ingredients like peppercorns, was served to the Continental Army during a harsh winter, boosting morale and strength.

*"The Soup That Won The War":* 

This nickname highlights its importance in sustaining soldiers during the American Revolutionary War. 

*How to Celebrate:*

*Make a pot of Pepper Pot soup,* experimenting with different ingredients and spices.

*Learn about its cultural history and diverse ingredients.*

*Share your creation with others,* continuing the tradition of this comforting, historic dish.