Each delicacy reflects the values and aspirations of Chinese culture, creating a feast not only for the palate but also for ...

Tins of buttery, slightly crunchy almond cookies are a Lunar New Year gifting tradition ... lightly floral dessert. Popular in Chinese cuisine, steamed desserts are light and easy for the body ...

The Lunar New Year festival usually lasts for 15 days ... there’s no doubt that noodles are a staple in Chinese cuisine.

In the Chinese zodiac, each new year, according to the lunar ... businesses in Denver kicked off the Lunar New Year with spreads of traditional cuisine and merchandise. "To celebrate the cultural ...

Everyday Chinese cuisine tends to be vegetable-heavy, with proteins diced or minced to stretch out their effect. But Chinese New Year is the time to pull out the stops with generous cuts of meat ...

Lunar New Year, often called the Spring Festival or ... In China, the foods served at these dinners vary from north to south. Northern Chinese cuisine tends to have dumplings and noodles; southern ...

This northerly mainstay of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, and Thai cuisine boasts simple, traditional, and delicious dishes in its voluminous menu that would be the perfect meal for the new ...