Did you know that China is third in the list of top egg consumers world-wide? They also celebrate the Lunar New Year, which lands on January 25 in 2020. We’ve dished up some of our favourite Asian egg recipes to help celebrate and to wish everyone a prosperous year!
Chinese egg noodles are symbolic of a long life. So much so that some folks refuse to cut their noodles, for fear of the early demise it portends! You can try our recipe for making your noodles from scratch, and see how long you can get your noodles to go.
Chinese crispy egg roll cookies (aka biscuit rolls) are a light, not-too-sweet dessert and often given as gifts for holidays. They take a bit of work to prepare, but are absolutely worth it.
Taiwanese tea eggs are another symbolic food, this time representing prosperity and wishes for a large, healthy family. Eggs are also associated with the coming of spring, something many of us are all too ready for by the time Lunar New Year rolls around. You can make these beautiful marbled eggs easily, with our recipe to guide you.
We’ve seen questions about egg supply, safety, and prices in social media this week, following some gaps on store shelves over the holidays and news out of the US about supply and price. We’d like to take a moment to address that.
This year we’re celebrating the season with a collection of recipes showcasing our favourite holiday beverage: eggnog! We’ve got over…
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