Our Most Festive Lunar New Year Recipes

From Chinese Fa Gao to Vietnamese Chả Giò [SAVEUR]( EAT THE WORLD [Chả Giò (Fried Spring Rolls)]( [Chả Giò (Fried Spring Rolls)]( [Also known as nem rán, these crispy pork-filled appetizers are a year-round treat in Vietnam—and a must-have during Tết (Lunar New Year).]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Yuanxiao (Sweet Rice Balls with Nut and Sesame Seed Filling)]( [Yuanxiao (Sweet Rice Balls with Nut and Sesame Seed Filling)]( [Chewy dough encases a rich, earthy paste in this Chinese snack that symbolizes togetherness and reunion.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Yu Sheng (Prosperity Toss Salad)]( [Yu Sheng (Prosperity Toss Salad)]( [Grab your loved ones and make this fortune-filled salad to ring in Lunar New Year on an auspicious note.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Fa Gao (Steamed Cupcakes)]( [Fa Gao (Steamed Cupcakes)]( [From Hong Kong to Cleveland, these sky-high steamed cakes usher in a prosperous new year.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Ring in the Year of the Dragon with These Festive Lunar New Year Recipes]( [Ring in the Year of the Dragon with These Festive Lunar New Year Recipes]( [Invite good fortune to your table with chewy rice cakes, crispy spring rolls, slurp-worthy noodles, and more.]( [GET THE RECIPES]( [Print Is Back! Subscribe now to begin receiving SAVEUR magazine—just in time for our 30th anniversary.]( [View In Browser]( [Share With a Friend]( [Privacy Policy]( Copyright © 2024 Another Little Whisk LLC, All rights reserved. 285 Avenue C, New York, New York 10009 [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe](