Many wonderful treats are offered during the Lunar New Year to usher in a sweet life for the year ahead: rice cakes and sesame balls, sweet dumplings and pineapple tarts, candied fruits and seeds.

From oolong highballs to mochi serpents, we invite three gourmands to share their ultimate Lunar New Year dishes to celebrate ...

Cakes by Happy Eatery Co-Owner Emily Wu-Rorrer shares traditions and desserts to celebrate the Lunar New Year and Year of the Snake.

The Hills Lunar Festival will become bigger and better in 2025, with the addition of a dazzling fireworks display and $4,000 ...

In New York ... For dessert, Nguyen put candles in a taro cake from Daronghua Bakery in Chinatown to celebrate two birthdays in the crowd. The conversation: To mark the year of the snake, the ...

“My version is reflective of the diaspora of my extended family,” says Wu, “and of desserts from other places that celebrate Lunar New Year.” Tang yuan dumplings are often stuffed with red ...

While in America we may toast to the new year with Champagne and eat black-eyed peas for good luck, those who celebrate the Lunar New Year have a host of food traditions that symbolize wealth, health, ...

Celebrating Lunar New Year on the 29 January and heralding the year of the ... Singapore and Taipei will be treated to a specially crafted dessert – luscious lychee, rose and raspberry mousse cake, ...

What better way to celebrate health, happiness, and prosperity than to eat?! This list has together all of our favorite Lunar New Year foods to bring you good fortune.

Indulgent, nostalgic and comforting new products took center stage in January, bucking the long-held perception that at the ...