Chinese new year treats

This Singapore pastry chef is known for creating desserts that are too pretty to eat. Ditto her Chinese New Year confections.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) with these traditional recipes for Chinese New Year cookies and candy!

This lucky bag was made on the first day of Chinese New Year but I didn't had time to post the recipe. Since today it is still w...

The New Year/Spring Festival is the most important holiday in Chinese culture. The most important meal of the year is the New Year’s Eve reunion dinner. This post is dedicated to Chinese New Year’s lucky desserts.

Whether sweet or savoury, there's no better way to indulge in the spirit of the holidays than with delicious (and auspicious) Chinese New Year puddings.

We celebrate the beginning of the year of the Tiger with this dessert inspiration

This Chinese New Year, treat your family to something special with COVA’s red date pudding, parma ham radish pudding and coconut pudding. Made with the...

product shot for Kee Wah Bakery CNY promotion 2012. one of the unpicked shot.

Happy Chinese New Year! Today we are welcoming the year of the horse. All around the world, people are celebrating the start of a new lunar year. Chinese new year is a time to return home, to come together as family, and to share food. Accordingly, we’ve asked a few of our team members to […]