Lunar new year treats

Celebrate the Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) with these traditional recipes for Chinese New Year cookies and candy!

These Lunar New Year cookies are crisp, melt-in-you-mouth butter cookies piped into festive dragon shapes.

Delish treats to tempt your teatime tastebuds this Lunar New Year

Soft Chinese New Year sugar cookies made with almond flour and decorated with a simple icing in cute designs symbolizing good fortune and good luck

After the new year holiday, we are quite busy with our Chinese Lunar New Year (2018 is the year of dog), preparing gifts, storing food and buying new clothes. I always feel that I am quite lucky as a Chinese because I can have two New Year and two birthdays. Those post includes Elaine’s favorite Chinese new year recipes. If possible, I would love to hear what’s your favorite dishes for Chinese new year.

Use candies and gummies to make these cupcakes inspired by firecrackers and good luck knots for Lunar New Year!

Year of the Rabbit Milano Cookies! The perfect no-bake treat for your Lunar Chinese New Year celebration and so fun and easy to make!

The Lunar New Year is coming up - February 8, 2016 to be exact. Here's 12 good luck foods and dishes typically found at a Chinese New Year dinner.

Who needs dinner when you have all these desserts?

These mandarin orange cookies are a classic shortbread cookie shaped and coloured as mandarins but Lunar New Year! You can easily make your favourite shortbread cookie dough and just use these as a decorating inspiration.