In addition to organizing three huge festivals to celebrate Lunar New Year, these Arizonans also find time to cook. What they ...

Join Michelin-starred Chef Elizabeth Haigh as she shares a recipe for Cantonese-style whole-steamed fish, a dish symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. From selecting the freshest fish to preparing ...

Voiceover] Sales are soaring for Lunar New Year products made in China as roughly one-fifth of the global population gear up ...

Traditional Lunar New Year sweets include chewy rice balls served in a bath of sweet, syrupy broth often made with sweet fermented rice. A thick, sticky rice cake called nian gao is also a ...

Lunar New Year comes with its own set of holiday foods. Chinese people, for example, typically have a big feast with lucky foods such as spring rolls, dumplings, stir-fried lettuce, rice cake and ...

whether you’re hosting a lovely dinner or dropping by a neighbour’s open house – perfect for ringing in the Lunar New Year! A delicious savoury cake, defined by umami rich mushrooms and an ...

The ultimate Lunar New Year gift may be a red envelope full of ... the hazelnut-flavored truffles found at Costco, Target, and practically every Asian grocery store. Wrapped in distinctive gold ...

Lucky Danger is offering a $75 Lunar New Year feast for two with crab rangoon, oxtail lo mein, gai lan, red braised pork and a tapioca golden cake. Pickup in Pentagon City is from 4-6 p.m. on ...

Apart from auspicious dishes, every booking will also receive a box containing a traditional Nian Gao, the Lunar New Year cake in the shape of a fish, as a gift to take home. The restaurant will ...

Nian Gao (sticky rice cakes), for a higher income or a higher position. Chang Shou Mian (Longevity Noodles), for happiness and longevity. There are many legends of how the Lunar New Year festival ...

Happy Lunar New Year— let the snacking begin ... to indulge in the delicious snacks or be disciplined. Delcie’s Cakes and Desserts bridges the gap with guilt-free Chinese New Year snacks that everyone ...

Lunar New Year begins ... a banquet celebrating Lunar New Year on Jan. 26 at 5 p.m. at Pearl East Restaurant. The banquet will feature authentic Chinese food and cakes from Chinatown, according ...