Gung Hey Fat Choy!
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Wishing a very happy new year to all my Chinese readers!!
We don't have the frequent flyer miles to celebrate with you, so Matt and I prepared out own feast.

Hot and Spicy Cucumbers
Chunks of peeled and seeded cucumber stir fried with soy sauce, sugar, garlic, ginger and hot chile paste. Pretty tasty.

Vegetarian Hot-and-Sour Soup
Too many indgredients to mention (we couldn't find dried lily buds!)...I'm not usually a fan of this soup, but I liked this one.

Longevity Noodles
Simple and wonderful; Chinese egg noodles with mung bean sprouts, water chestnuts and snow peas, cooked with vegetable broth, sesame oil, and soy sauce.
I'm always a bit 'iffy' when it comes to thin noodles...I cook my pastas on the safe side of al dente...but I liked these. Better yet? Alex insisted I give him some, and he ate a few fork-fulls. Except, he mostly used his hands...!

Kung Pao Chicken with Cashews
Matt often orders Kung Pao Chicken (this recipe is actually for shrimp), but I've never tried it...till today.
I really liked it...mine was made with Veat bites...and surprising us yet again, Alex asked for the peppers on my plate! Red, green and yellow, he pretended they were a stop light.
Then he ate them. Goofy kid.
Hope everyone had a wonderful day...
Tagged with: Year of the Dog, Food and Drink, Chinese, New Year, Holiday, Dinner, Blogging
2 Thoughts for food:
stephanie, nice spread, yet again.
my family celebrated the new year without me this year. for some reason, it's a bit more depressing than when i missed christmas. but, one good thing is that we finally found a good chinese restaurant here. yay!
anyway, happy chinese new year to you too!
I used to miss holidays with my family. then I realized I what I really missed was the idea of spending holidays with them!
I suppose you felt as we did when we finally found a good sushi place around here!
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