Holiday

Flavorful Feast
The Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, or Nian Ye Fan, is more than just a meal—it’s a cherished tradition filled with symbolic dishes that represent wishes for prosperity, health, and good fortune in the coming year. These ten classic homestyle recipes are perfect for creating that special festive spread at home. They balance flavor, meaning, and tradition, ensuring your family table is both abundant and auspicious. Let's get cooking!
By yue . shui2 days ago in Feast
Creamy Chicken Soup with Egg Garnish – Detailed Recipe
The chicken soup provides comfort through its combination of rich broth with tender shredded chicken and mild Asian spices. The soup thickens through corn flour and it reaches its final form with boiled eggs and chili sauce which makes it perfect for cozy nights and family meals and times when people want delicious yet healthful food. This dish requires two people to cook it who must start by boiling chicken until they reach the final step of garnishing the dish.
By Adil Khan5 days ago in Feast
Why Calabria Food Fest Is More Than a Food Festival
I’ve worked in digital marketing long enough to recognize patterns. Food festivals, especially, tend to follow a familiar script: vendors, crowds, photos, a weekend of activity—and then silence until the next edition.
By Anthony Neal Macri12 days ago in Feast
Chocolate Peppermint Cookies
Ingredients 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened 1 cup white sugar 1 cup brown sugar (packed) 2 large eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
By Rosalina Jane16 days ago in Feast
TOUS les JOURS' Fall Beverages Are Cool: An Exclusive Interview
Originally Published October 16, 2024 as part of Joe Nasta's Seattle Foodie Poet coverage for National Dessert Day:
By Joe Nasta | Seattle foodie poetabout a month ago in Feast
New Year’s Eve in Portugal
New Year’s Eve in Portugal, known as “Passagem de Ano”, is one of the most anticipated celebrations of the year. More than just marking the end of one calendar year and the beginning of another, it represents renewal, hope, and a shared sense of optimism. Across the country, from bustling cities to small villages and on the islands, the night of December 31 is lived with enthusiasm, emotion, and a strong sense of togetherness.
By Elisaabout a month ago in Feast
My Honest Tea with Tae Review Part Two
I wasn't planning on buying more tea, but when Tea with Tae sent me an email promising a 40% discount and two free gifts, I had to jump on that before the deal ended. I added Lemon Creme and Coconut Oolong to my order, then went to the checkout page and saw that Bakeshop Bliss and Rudolph's Delight had magically appeared in my cart.
By Kaitlin Shanksabout a month ago in Feast
Year-End Party
Koreans have a month long celebration in December with year-end parties. It’s like having Christmas spirit for the whole month.
By Minjung Seoabout a month ago in Feast
December 27 is National Fruitcake Day
Fruitcake is also known as a Christmas cake. December 27 is National Fruitcake Day. Fruitcake is a dried-fruit-laden dessert cake that is typically enjoyed around Christmas, but rarely eaten outside the holiday season. In fact, it is one of those items that is only in the grocery stores during the Christmas holiday.
By Margaret Minnicksabout a month ago in Feast
Try Healthy Winter Dishes
Winter calls for meals that are both nourishing and deeply satisfying. These ten healthy, homestyle dishes are packed with seasonal vegetables and straightforward techniques, delivering maximum flavor with minimal fuss. They're perfect for warming up on cold days and bringing wholesome goodness to your table. Trust us, you'll want to save the final recipe.
By yue . shuiabout a month ago in Feast
Topics To Avoid During Christmas Dinner Conversations
Dinner table conversation with friends and relatives is one of the most rewarding elements of any holiday gathering, but it's important to keep certain guidelines in mind to avoid making other guests feel uncomfortable.
By Margaret Minnicksabout a month ago in Feast
Tribute to a Traditional Snack Thetri
I grew up eating a traditional snack. It has a funny name. Yes, it is called thetri. There are many foods whose names come from onomatopoeia, named after the sound, they make, and I am sure this is one of them.
By Seema Patelabout a month ago in Feast