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Chinese New Year Recipes
Find plenty of recipes to help you and your family celebrate the Chinese New Year. Don't forget to check out crafts, printables, and more for Chinese New Year 2012!
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- Beef and Broccoli Lo Mein
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- Satisfy your craving for lo mein with this supereasy recipe, which takes less time to prepare than you'd spend waiting for takeout. ... Read More
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- Broccoli and Cashew Stir-Fry
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- This hearty vegetarian side dish tempts kids with colorful broccoli, bell peppers, and crunchy cashews.
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- Chicken Lo Mein
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- The best part about this colorful Chinese dish is its versatility -- you can pick and choose the vegetables you include to accommodate your ... Read More
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- Crispy Tofu with Green Veggie Stir-fry
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- This sweet and savory Asian dish is a terrific way to introduce kids to protein-rich tofu and a healthful alternative to the typical high-fat, ... Read More
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- Nian Gao, or Chinese New Year's Cake
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- Help your kids learn about other cultures through cooking!
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- Pork Dumplings
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- Oyster sauce and sesame oil give this traditional pork dumpling its rich flavor.
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- Sesame-soy Noodles
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- Noodles are a traditional food for Chinese New Year: their length symbolizes longevity.
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- Shrimp Dumplings
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- Water chestnuts provide a crunchy contrast to the shrimp's delicate texture and flavor in these Asian dumplings.
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- Spicy Green Beans with Pork
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- The green beans in this classic Chinese dish take on the flavors of ginger, chili, and garlic. And the spice is just right -- not too hot for most ... Read More
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- Tiger Cake
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- Kids will roar with delight for this birthday cake that looks like a tiger.
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- Vegetarian Dumplings
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- A filling of sweet cabbage, bright carrots, and shiitake mushrooms gives this healthy dumpling color and heartiness.
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- Wonderful Wonton Soup
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- Any Chinese restaurant worth its soy sauce can make a good wonton soup. But once you and your child try our version, you might never go back. ... Read More
- Chinese Almond Cookies
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- These almond-flavored cookies are popular take-out treats from Chinese restaurants around the world.
- Nin Gao
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- Sticky rice cakes are a Chinese New Year tradition.
- Quick Chinese Chicken
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- You can make this quick and easy Chinese chicken just in time for a last minute meal.
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