And so, it was Chinese New Years and the year of the Tiger is official in! Despite I'm grown up over here in Toronto, parents still maintained much Chinese tradition ranging from meals to events. I'm glad that today is family day to recuperate the huge amount of dinner/luncheons w/ relatives/family/uncle-aunts. Here's the dishes my mom prepared, with each dish having it's own meaning of good luck/health/career. This is due to the pronounciation of each dish having double meanings. Happy new year everyone!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Year of the Tiger
And so, it was Chinese New Years and the year of the Tiger is official in! Despite I'm grown up over here in Toronto, parents still maintained much Chinese tradition ranging from meals to events. I'm glad that today is family day to recuperate the huge amount of dinner/luncheons w/ relatives/family/uncle-aunts. Here's the dishes my mom prepared, with each dish having it's own meaning of good luck/health/career. This is due to the pronounciation of each dish having double meanings. Happy new year everyone!
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4 comments:
Makes me hungry just looking at the picture.. Happy new year!!!!
I am a food lover and I love Chinese food. Hey buddy when will you invite me for a dinner at your home?? :-)
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WOw...even though i am a vegitarian...the dishes look awesome. :-) hope you had a great celebration.
Ha ha, it's great foods and dishes :)
Thanks all
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