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Chinese Beef & Bok Choy Noodles for longevity, a Chinese New Year tradition.
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light as air fragrant walnut cookies, for chinese new year. no eggs, butter, lard or dairy. just tons of flavour and crunch.
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Ginger 'Nian Gao' aka Ginger Mochi Cannelés
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Oatmeal Crispies is perfect for Chinese New Year. This cookie is simple, crunchy and delicious! {recipe}
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Nian gao or ‘sticky cake’ is eaten at Chinese New Year for good luck. When cooked, the cake has a similar consistency to Japanese mochi balls, and then after pan-frying in egg it transforms into the most delicious eggy ‘br
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Love Letters/Kuih Kapit~for the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year
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Chocolate chili cookies is a new flavor you can make for Chinese New Year. Thrill your guests!
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Lemon Almond Cookies - Looking for ideas of making cookies for Chinese New Year? How about trying these crunchy lemon cookies?
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A typical Chinese dumpling, deep fried in sesame oil and filled, quite easy to make to celebrate the Chinese New Year
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Kueh Belandah is also known as love letters or kueh kapit. These delicate wafer rolls are a must have during CNY
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Recipe for Chinese and Taiwanese New Year Pork Fried Rice. This is a less common type of fried rice but one of the most delicious
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Red Bean and Coconut Rice Cake Chinese New Year Dessert. This a popular Chinese New Year dessert in both China and Taiwan that is sweet but healthy
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Chinese Won Ton Soup to accompany the Chinese New Year festivities in Houston, Texas!
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Teochew Style Steamed White-spotted Rabbitfish
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Welcoming the year of the Dragon with fire dragon juice!
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Tangerine Cake Balls: A lucky dessert to start off the new lunar year!
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Kuih bangkit (coconut cookies), a traditional Chinese New Year cookie that melts in your mouth.
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Chinese Lantern Macarons with Jackfruit Buttercream to celebrate Chinese New Year
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Peking Pork - ring in abundance in the year of the Dragon with this delicious, festive dish
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Chinese Tea Eggs, just in time for Chinese New Year!
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My friend and I make cute little dumplings for Chinese New Year!
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Happy Chinese New Year - snack on these traditional sesame cookie balls and keep your smile on!
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Eight treasure chicken filling on gem lettuce boats (san choy bau).
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Each item in this bowl of soup represents something good in the coming lunar new year. My family makes egg dumplings to represent prosperity.
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The rum and ginger fizz is spicy, tart and yes... fizzy.
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Chinese sweet soup (tian tang) for the Lunar New Year.
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Fortune cookies for the Chinese New Year
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Homemade Chinese pork, chive, and cabbage potstickers!
