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Chinese New Year marks the first day of the Chinese lunar calendar. The date changes from year to year. This year, it starts on February 12th, marking the start of the Year of the Ox. The celebration lasts for seven days, but typically families gather on Chinese New Year’s Eve for a big, celebratory dinner that is considered the most important meal of the celebration. Many of the foods hold symbolic meaning and while fish and meat are traditionally a big part of that, everything can be made vegan.
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Who doesn’t like chocolate? Chocolate is one of those treats that most people find hard to resist: rich, sweet, smooth flavor that tastes luxurious. Celebrate National Dark Chocolate Day with these 15 dark chocolate recipes from our Food Monster App that are sure to remind you that you have a sweet tooth!
1. Copycat “Reese’s” Peanut Butter Cups
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Dark chocolate and peanut butter are a match made in heaven, especially when you put them together in these super easy to make Copycat “Reese’s” Peanut Butter Cups from Tori Cooper!
This Baklava Custard Tart by Incredible Plant-Based Desserts, Anthea Cheng can easily become your favorite recipe Just like conventional baklava, this tart has loads of nuts, crispy filo pastry, and multiple layers. This is taken to the next level, as well. Instead of thickening the custard with eggs, this recipe cornstarch which is much easier to use! The subtle vanilla and sweetness from the custard perfectly complement a punchy and flavorsome baklava filling.
2. Flan de Coco (Coconut Flan)
Flan is one of the most popular desserts in Mexican food culture. It’s an egg, cream and sugar recipe that has traveled continents and time and still remains relatively intact in terms of flavor and texture. It’s served at most special occasions and is on the menu throughout most of LA’s Mexican restaurants. There are now more flavor variations like citrus-flavored flan, rompope flan or even chocoflan. For this flan recipe, we’re making a coconut-flavored base and using egg replac