For 15 days around the world starting February 1, people usher in the new Chinese lunar year with family gatherings, lion dances, firecrackers, exchanges of red envelopes, and of course, food. To help celebrate the Year of the Sheep, we've gathered many of our favorite recipes to make an auspicious feast that will bring luck and prosperity to family and friends. Kung hei fat choy!
Recipes
Dumplings, noodles, fish, chicken and more.
Traditions
The symbolic meanings of Chinese New Year's food.
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For 15 days around the world starting February 1, people usher in the new Chinese lunar year with family gatherings, lion dances, firecrackers, exchanges of red envelopes, and of course, food. To help celebrate the Year of the Sheep, we've gathered many of our favorite recipes to make an auspicious feast that will bring luck and prosperity to family and friends. Kung hei fat choy!
