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  1. Dec 28, 2023 · The Lunar New Year meal will almost always include dayu darouliterally "big fish and big meat." The phrase is used to describe any lavish feast where animal proteins play a central role, as opposed to day-to-day eating, in which meat and seafood are used much more sparingly.

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  2. Jan 20, 2023 · Why It Works. Cooking the fish with scallions and ginger infuses it with a fresh, clean flavor. Cooking fermented beans and garlic while steamed fish rests allows fish to come to proper temperature before serving (it shouldn't be piping hot). Food served during the Chinese Lunar New Year is full of symbolism.

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  3. Lunar New Year recipes for good luck and great prosperity. From tang yuan and changshou mian to dayu darou and babao fan—all foods with a symbolic significance.

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  4. Jan 13, 2020 · Super Tasty Fried Fish with Hot Sauce by Chinese Masterchef l Chinese New Year. Fish is a must for the Chinese New Year. The word fish translated in Chinese means wealth and prosperity, so whole...

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  5. Dayu Darou (whole fish or meat) Dayu Darou is a wholesome meal mostly consisting of animal proteins. The fish is usually steamed and served with a sauce on the side, which could include soy...

    • Treasure Pot. The Empress Treasure Pot. This is an assortment of 18 Chinese favorites in one pot that includes Peking duck, abalone, sea cucumber, prawn, white chicken and pork knuckles.
    • Yusheng or Prosperity Toss Salad. Yusheng or the Empress Prosperity Toss Salad. A symbol of abundance, prosperity and vigor, this dish is composed of raw fish, mixed with vegetables, sauces and condiments – each with their own “auspicious” meaning, such as fish for abundance, pepper for money, pomelo for good luck, radish for promotion, sesame seeds for business prosperity, noodles for long life, and so forth.
    • Radish cake. The Empress Radish Cake. This auspicious Chinese dish has a word “gao,” which in Chinese, sounds like the word that connotes “tall” or “good fortune.”
    • Glutinous rice cake. Tikoy and other Empress Dining Palace Chinese New Year merchandise. Known as “tikoy” in Filipino or “Nian Gao” in Mandarin, this directly means “year higher,” which is a symbol for achieving greatness or success in life.
  6. Jan 27, 2022 · Known as dayu darou or “big fish” this is a dish that signifies abundance and family unity. The fish is often steamed and served with a simple sauce on the side, such as soy sauce or sweet-and-sour sauce.