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Lunar New Year celebrations are full of traditions and symbolism in Chinese culture. Here are 3 meaningful vegetables to add to your Lunar New Year spread

An easy-to-follow video tutorial on dumpling folding methods. 10 patterns covering all levels of skill. Extra tips to make your attempts to fold dumplings fail-proof.

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Let’s make this better than takeout Chinese chicken fried rice in under 30 minutes! This easy recipe uses leftover rice, tender chicken, veggies, and a savory sauce that is delicious and faster than any delivery.

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Easy Chinese Lemon Chicken Recipe (Homemade Sauce) – Cookin' with Mima

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Making and eating jiaozi dumplings for Chinese New Year is a timeworn tradition throughout China, but is especially popular in the northern regions. They’re...

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The foods served to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year hold symbolic meanings such as luck, prosperity, happiness and togetherness. While there is a long list of foods that are part of the celebration, you can discover how to welcome good fortune into your life with this roundup of eight commonly eaten Chinese Lunar New Year foods.

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Make the best tasting chicken chow mein that is even better than Chinese restaurant takeout using fresh ingredients and a rich sauce! This one pan dinner is loaded with tender juicy chicken, crunch colorful veggies, and springy noodles and brought together with an extra fragrant brown sauce.

The Year of the Horse officially begins at the stroke of midnight on first day of the Chinese lunar calendar, which lands on January 31 this year, but in Hong Kong, the festivities last a full 15 days—this year, from January 30–February 14, 2014. While many locals take advantage of the public holidays to leave the city, for visitors in the know, the lunar new year is a time to experience Hong Kong during its most spirited season, when denizens feast like there's no tomorrow: every bite of…

CHINESE NEW YEAR PROSPERITY SET DINNER AT G HOTEL During the festive of Chinese New Year, Sesame + Soy Pan Asian Chinese Cuisine offers two decadent set menus to choose from, where your family will be spoilt for choice. The Chinese New Year Prosperity set dinner, designed by awards wining Chef Chiam and his team, comes in two menus at a price... Read more @ http://www.malaysianfoodie.com/2014/01/chinese-new-year-prosperity-set-dinner-hotel.html?utm_source=PN&utm_mediu

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