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morethansalad · 2 years ago
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Jamaican Jerk Tofu with Festival Dumplings and Caribbean Coleslaw (Vegan)
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cakemeistro · 2 years ago
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What would escovitch fish be without the penultimate complementing #Festival! This and a whole lot of great items await you in our Easter Menu. Check out the vid to see all on offer! But hurry as the last call for orders is today! 😅
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🐣 Easter has always been a season of reflection and togetherness, and our menu has returned this year. A lot of classic and new entries this year. Feast your eyes on the most bountiful of options:
• Escovitched Red Bream 🐟
• Festival
• Cinnamon Buns
• Cake Tray bakes 🍰:
#RumAndRaisin 🥃🍇 #CookiesAndCream 🍪🥛
#RedVelvetandBaileys ✨🎂❤️
#VanillaCake 🍰 #LemonandBlueberry 🍋🫐
• Cake Truffles:
#CookiesNCream #RedVelvet
Let’s make Easter extra special this year! *For details and to order, email me: [email protected]
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#easter #eastermenu #traybake #traybakes #londoncakes #festival #dumplings #jamaicanfood #jamaicanfestival #escovitchfish #escovitchedfish #cakemeistro #caketruffles #cinnamonrolls #cinnamonbuns #cakemeistro #happyeaster
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buffetlicious · 18 days ago
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On this special day, may you feel the warmth and love of family and friends as we celebrate the magic of Winter Solstice together. Wishing you a joyous Winter Solstice filled with love, laughter and good cheer.
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人世间最感人的,是温馨的亲情,人世间最幸福的,是亲人的爱护,在这团聚的节日里,祝你和你的家人,冬至快乐,幸福永远!
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shirozen · 2 years ago
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A day late but here's Part 2 of my dumpling guide!
Part 1 is here!
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thefreelanceangel · 21 days ago
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C'allie's favorite time of year!
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zzz-archive · 1 month ago
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Festival Artwork (28/31) | Dragon Boat Festival 2024
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jessyballet · 8 months ago
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highsummonermercar · 7 months ago
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Favourite dumplings from all over the world🥟
Xiaolongbao 🇨🇳
Momos 🇳🇵
Festival 🇯🇲
Gyoza 🇯🇵
Mandu 🇰🇷
Samosa 🇮🇳
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sikfankitchen · 7 months ago
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Getting ready for Dragon Boat Festival! Made a batch of Zongzi/Joong 粽子 (Chinese sticky rice dumplings) Recipe
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sixminutestoriesblog · 11 months ago
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lunar new year foods
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In the last Chinese New Year post we talked about some of the traditions that accompany the new year's celebrations. We did not, by any means, cover all of them. A quarter of the world's population celebrate the Spring Festival and that's a lot of room for a lot of different traditions. For this post, I'd like to talk about some of the dishes eaten for the festival that have meanings that go a little deeper than simply being tasty, though they are that as well. I am not going to be able to mention all of them so I hope that everyone feels absolutely free to include them in the notes, tags or reblogs.
One can never have too many delicious food suggestions.
Let's start off with a familiar one. In many parts of Northern China, dumplings are front and center when it comes to meals. This is because the Chinese symbol for dumpling 饺子 sounds like 交子. 交 means 'exchange' and 子 is 'midnight'. So this play on word-sounds means to exchange the old with the new at midnight. In some areas the stuffing in the dumplings needs to be egg for prosperity in the coming year. The dumpling itself is reminiscent of silver ingots and the egg therefor adds gold to things as well. Alternately, you can add meat and bamboo strips which will make sure that everything you will need in the coming year will come your way. Don't use anything pickled however as this might lead to a difficult future. And lastly, don't forget to add a coin or a long thread to one of the dumplings. Whoever is lucky enough to find the coin will have good fortune and the thread is for long life (as long as no one chokes on it!).
Don't forget the fish either. The symbol for fish sounds a great deal like the symbol for 'extra'. Make sure to eat the middle of the fish but not the head or the tail. This will help you finish everything you start, from 'head to toe (well, tail)' so to speak. Also you shouldn't eat the whole fish in one sitting. Stretch it out into two meals so that your prosperity and extra will stretch out for the whole year as well. Have a business you want to thrive? Add red peppers to the cooking fish. Not only is red a lucky color, the spiciness of the meal will lead to a lively future for your business as well.
Nian gao is a must. Originally reserved for the gods and ancestors as offerings, these rice cakes have since become a tasty treat for everyone. Gao sounds like the word for 'higher'. Hence, if you want to go higher in the new year, you've got a very good reason to tuck into these delicious cakes.
You also want to keep an eye out for turnip cakes. They're made of shredded Chinese radish. 'Radish' sounds similar to 'good luck and fortune' so this is a tasty way to bring exactly that into the new year. These cakes are especially popular on the seventh day of the festival as a reminder that the goddess Nu Wa created humans on the seventh day.
Don't turn up your nose at unprepared food either. Oranges, kumquats and tangerines have a golden color that is sure to bring in prosperity in the coming year. Peaches will bring longevity and health. Muskmelon and grapefruit symbolize family and hope. And if you want a large family, start eating pomegranates.
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beyourselfchulanmaria · 2 years ago
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Dragon boat festival (Double Fifth Festival)
端午節是在農曆的五月五日,划龍舟(Dragon boat race)、吃粽子(Rice dumpling is wrapped with bamboo leaves) 、做香包 (To make fragrant sachet)、掛艾草(Hanging moxa) 、立蛋 (Standing the egg on its end) and 喝雄黃酒(Drinking realgar wine)
(Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Double Fifth Festival, is an important festival in our history and Dragon Boat Festival commemorates the death of the poet Chu Yuan. 端午節是為了紀念詩人屈原的死。)
and The last about 白蛇傳 Legend of the White Snake. ◠‿◠
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well, enjoy your holiday for 4 days(started yesterday) this year 2023 in Taiwan and Chinese world. My daughter go to solo traveling to Thailand again lol (I guessed she meet one elephant good friend so never tired. hahaha Her boyfriend is still in military service and will be retiring in a few days. I like her boyfriend, because he respects my daughter and he's gentle more than my daughter. XD) and my son enjoys to stay home. both children are different personality, really nice and interesting. and my holiday is a secret. hehe! HAPPY WEEKEND ALL. xoxo Lan~*
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morethansalad · 1 year ago
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Vegan Salted Egg Shumai
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buffetlicious · 17 days ago
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Traditionally, the Dongzhi Festival (冬至) is a time for families to eat together. One activity that occurs during these get-togethers especially in the Asia and in Overseas Asian communities is the making and eating of Tangyuan (汤圆) or Glutinous Rice Ball, which symbolize reunion. The balls of glutinous rice are cooked in sweet soup or savoury broth but here in Singapore, we typically have them in sweet soup flavoured with ginger.
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touminggui · 2 years ago
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端午节快乐!
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virtual-food · 2 years ago
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twl-cyan · 2 years ago
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Day 425
用Day 44嘅色板,製作出二師一生慶祝端午節!
端午節快樂!
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