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16 Chinese-American Recipes

Ring in Chinese New Year with kid-friendly meals

jengenovaandmelindacartensen Jen Genova and Melinda Carstensen |

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  • 16 Chinese-American Recipes: Ring in Chinese New Year with kid-friendly meals

    16 Chinese-American Recipes: Ring in Chinese New Year with kid-friendly meals

  • Chicken Lettuce Wraps

    Chicken Lettuce Wraps

    Your Asian celebration will start in under an hour with these 20-minute lettuce wraps.
    Make chicken lettuce wraps 

  • Homemade Egg Rolls

    Homemade Egg Rolls

    Egg rolls are the perfect appetizer for a Chinese New Year's party — and surprisingly easy to make!
    Make homemade egg rolls

  • Vegetable Dumplings

    Vegetable Dumplings

    In China, dumplings signify prosperity, so eat up! (Just don’t count them — it’s bad luck!)
    Make vegetable dumplings

  • Turkey Wonton Soup

    Turkey Wonton Soup

    In Chinese culture, silver coins are placed inside wontons to signify good luck in the new year, but we prefer eating ours with a bowl of soup!
    Make turkey wonton soup

  • Asian Takeout Noodles

    Asian Takeout Noodles

    Even picky eaters will join the celebration with these delicious (and easy) noodles.
    Make Asian takeout noodles

  • Orange Chicken

    Orange Chicken

    Resolve to start making your own take out this Chinese New Year, starting with this awesome orange chicken!
    Make orange chicken

  • Shrimp and Bok Choy with Gingery Fried Rice

    Shrimp and Bok Choy with Gingery Fried Rice

    Give your family a healthy start to the Year of the Snake with this light, fresh meal.
    Make shrimp and bok choy with gingery fried rice

  • Kung Pao Chicken

    Kung Pao Chicken

    Say "Happy New Year”" with a “pao” to your family’'s tastebuds!
    Make kung pao chicken

  • Fried Rice

    Fried Rice

    Last-minute Chinese New Year party? Don’t stress — this lightning-fast fried rice will steal the show without making you late!
    Make fried rice

  • Asian Salmon Wraps

    Asian Salmon Wraps

    These wraps make fish fun for kids to eat! They're so easy to make, your tots can even help you whip them up.
    Make Asian salmon wraps

  • Mark Bittmans Beef

    Mark Bittmans Beef

    Take a bite out of the new year with this healthy, Asian-inspired combination.
    Make Mark Bittman’s beef & broccoli

  • Bourbon Chicken

    Bourbon Chicken

    Bring the buffet home for your party with Chinese bourbon chicken (but don't worry, the alcohol cooks out)!
    Make bourbon chicken

  • Sesame Noodles

    Sesame Noodles

    These sesame noodles require minimal work and pack big flavor. Plus, the flexible recipe lets your kids celebrate with any ingredients they want!
    Make sesame noodles

  • Golden Garlic Chow Mein

    Golden Garlic Chow Mein

    This go-to Chinese bowl gets a bold makeover with a punch of garlic. Noodles infused with leek and butter make going back for a second helping hard to resist!
    Make golden garlic chow mein
    Photo credit: Kathy Patalsky

  • Miso Tofu

    Miso Tofu

    Yes, vegans can also get into the spirit of the Chinese New Year with this filling fare that’s slathered in miso sauce! We predict even meat-eaters won't be able to get enough of this salty dish.
    Make miso tofu

  • Hot and Sour Soup

    Hot and Sour Soup

    This zesty veggie-packed soup will warm you up long after your Chinese New Year celebrations have ended. And if you want an extra kick, throw in a dash of Srichacha chili sauce!
    Make hot and sour soup

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5 thoughts on “16 Chinese-American Recipes

  1. Anonymous says:

    I’m making that orange chicken tonight!

  2. Christina Mayne says:

    Hey, fellow Rabbits, here comes our year!!

  3. Shannah Coningburk says:

    I’m getting really hungry now btw these are also kid approved!

  4. Andrew Kane says:

    Looks delicious! I’ll definitely be testing out some of these recipes with friends…

    -Andrew Kane

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