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Atlantic Station honors the Year of the Tiger with these FREE Lunar New Year festivities! You’re early! This info is from 2022, and we don’t yet know if this fun event will return for 2023. Please check back! Chinese New Year is also known as Lunar New Year, because it celebrates the beginning of a new year, as based on the traditional lunar calendar. It’s one of the most important festivals in Chinese and East Asian cultures — and a favorite Atlanta tradition. The first day of the annual 15-day Lunar New Year festival begins on the new moon that...

Known across Mumbai for its award-winning Chinese, Indian, Thai and Japanese kitchens, San:Qi at Four Seasons Mumbai pays homage to the rich culinary heritage of the Southern states through a thoughtfully curated menu for the auspicious harvest festival of Pongal. From January 9 to 15, 2023, San:Qi will undergo a makeover as Chefs Kathiravan and Chef Prasad, from Thiruvananthapuram and Madurai respectively, take centre stage. This diverse menu showcases of snippets of the robust flavo...Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=298912

The Lunar New Year is synonymous with plentiful thoughts of food. Hongkongers celebrate the most important day on the Chinese calendar with many symbolic ‘lucky foods’. One dish that is guaranteed to make an appearance during the celebrations in Hong Kong is the poon choi or the Chinese casserole. ‘Poon choi’ is a literal translation of its Cantonese namesake, meaning ‘a basin filled to the brim with exotic food’. Eight main ingredients, including turnip, mushroom, seafood, pork and chicken, layer the poon choi. Poon choi by nature, is communal. Friends and family gather during the occasion to share the auspicious...

Filipinos love pork, and this is one of the main reasons many of our classic ulam recipes and even fiesta dishes highlight all the delicious ways we can cook pork. However, just like in past years, it's a love-hate relationship: we love pork but hate the high price we have to pay to taste it every day as we used to since pork prices are almost the same as the more pricey beef!  In 2022, the top three pork recipes were all classic recipes. Only one recipe had a magnificently delicious twist! But this insight goes to show that when it comes to ulam, you love your favorite pork...