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Kei Lum Chan and Diora Fong Chan

Recipes and Stories by Kei Lum Chan and Diora Fong Chan

  • Laughing Donut Holes

    Very popular in South China to serve to the guests as a snack during the Chinese New Year. It is so named because the round dough balls, when deep fried, will crack open like someone laughing. It carries a meaning of being able to laugh throughout the year.
  • Potatoes, Eggplants, and Peppers

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  • Sweet and Sour Spareribs

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  • Hot and Sour Soup

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  • Walnut Cookies

    People serve many kinds of cookies and candies to guests on Chinese New Year. Walnut cookies are often included.
  • Pot Stickers

    Pot stickers, known as jiaozi in China, are a kind of meat or vegetable-filled dumpling, commonly eaten across Asia.
  • Fish in Chili Sauce

    The sound of the Chinese word for fish is similar to the word that means having extras or leftovers. This dish is a must for Chinese New Year’s Eve dinner.  Having the fish means that the family has so much that there is enough as leftover for the next year.
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