Ahead of Nowruz I was struck with a desire to cook with my mom — something we hadn't done before. Here's what I learned ...

Persian New Year is celebrated in many countries across the world. Here’s everything you need to know, including what to cook ...

No New Year’s Eve dinner is complete without tasty side dishes to make the meal extra special. From creamy mashed potatoes to roasted Brussels sprouts, these sides add just the right flavors to ...

More than a billion people worldwide are celebrating the Lunar New Year, ushering in the Year of the Snake, which began Wednesday. It's called Tet in Vietnam, Tsagaan Sar in Mongolia and Seollal ...

Typical Chinese New Year foods are a mixture of tradition, superstition and edible puns and homophones. Each dish carries symbolic meaning, and they are eaten with the hopes of increasing the ...

I’d spend it with extended family and we’d bond over the dinner table, catching up with each other’s news while digging into big sharing dishes. New Year’s Eve was spent with my mum’s ...

CHINESE New Year is a season of abundance, joy and cherished traditions, and what better way to celebrate than through food? At the festive table, families reunite and symbols of good fortune take ...

TASS/. What are typical dishes most Russians serve seeing a New Year in? The Russian salad, herring 'under a fur coat' and, perhaps, aspic fish. However, some peoples living in Russia on those ...

Oh, do they enjoy some food. While New Year's in America is best known for boozing, in East Asia it's more of a celebration of the taste buds. Here are a few of the best items to enjoy this week in ...

(If you haven’t prepared your own “gou” yet, here’s an easy recipe for turnip cake, a beloved Lunar New Year dish.) And don’t forget about our friend Nian. No Lunar New Year preparation ...