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Stir-frying is a fantastic way to retain the taste and nutrients of vegetables. As Chinese New Year's draws near, here's a great pea shoot dish to serve.

Long Life Noodles are served up with tradition and superstition.

2008 will launch the Year of the Rat for the Chinese and to celebrate, try out this lucky soup, Fatt Choy.

If you're hosting a New Year's brunch, look to these two unique and lively recipes that will give impact to your brunch buffet.

Spanakopita is perfect as a holiday party appetizer or part of a Christmas or Boxing Day breakfast or buffet. It's perfect for bringing in the New Year.

Just in time for New Year's Day, here are 2 recipes for dressing up those black-eyed peas to bring good luck to friends and family for 2008.

This traditional New Year's good luck dish of black eyed peas, greens and rice is easy to make in a slow cooker.

Branch out from the typical appetizer fare and try a delicious vegetarian antipasto. Guests can mix and match their favourite flavours, so everybody wins.

This cookbook of easy homemade candy recipes includes traditional favorites for every holiday.

Party theme ideas for a New Year's Eve dance, party, or event. Formal or casual, have a happy New Year with tips for a special evening for kids, teens, adults or seniors.

This hearty soup can be made on the stovetop or in a slow cooker.

The celebration for Chinese New Year's involves more than one night of celebrations, it's two weeks of festivities involving lots of great food.

Turkey and goose are fairly common Christmas meats as well as ham and perhaps even roast beef. Occasionally, it's good to mix it up and try to cook up some duck.