If you renounced all sweets on New Year’s Day, think about abandoning that resolution. Prepare a traditional Chinese dessert to usher in the Year of the Rooster on Jan. 28. Denying yourself might be ...

The year of the Rooster is almost upon us! Chinese New Year is on Jan. 28, and homemade fortune cookies are the perfect way to celebrate. These little gems are delicious, of course, but the best thing ...

These buttery, nutty cookies are perfect with a cup of tea. Along with red envelopes, it's common to receive a tin of almond cookies to celebrate Lunar New Year. The buttery, slightly crunchy almond ...

Eggless Chinese Butter Cookies bring rich creamy flavor without eggs! These buttery, crumbly confections are ideal for holidays, Christmas, or everyday snacking. Made with just 5 simple ingredients, ...

This year, like many other Jews, I’m planning a Rosh Hashanah spread that will feature fish — a symbol of fertility, and a talisman against the evil eye. The only difference: Mine will be sweet and ...

Are you looking for a more authentic Chinese cookie than fortune cookies (which aren't actually Chinese)? Give these Chinese Almond Cookies a try. Called Chinese Almond Cakes or Biscuits in China, ...

These shiny golden almond cookies are a favourite at Lunar New Year celebrations. They represent gold coins and symbolise wealth and good fortune for the year ahead. Some almond cookie recipes make a ...

When I was growing up in a Chinese household in Australia, the rituals around food and cultural celebrations provided me with a deep connection to my heritage. Lunar New Year was by far my favorite ...

Sharon Mitchell is looking for a recipe for Chinese Cookies that were sold by the former Groman’s Bakery of Bethlehem. “Back in the late 1960s when I attended Bethlehem Business School which was ...

With their spherical shape and golden color, jian dui signify prosperity and are served for good luck at all kinds of Chinese celebrations, including Lunar New Year. Stick with tradition and fill the ...