Chinese New Year marks the beginning of the new year according to the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar. It is widely known as a time to honor ancestors and to feast alongside family.
Whilst this Chinese New Year marks the Year of the Tiger according to the Chinese zodiac, those born this year are rumoured to have unpredictable, confident and competitive personalities. That’s why we have worked to take out the unpredictability of meal times with our easy recipes to help you fix dishes full of flavour, with no fuss!
With Chinese New Year 2022 landing on February 1st, we’re celebrating Canada’s favourite international cuisine with a roundup of our most popular Chinese dishes to see in the event in style. Packed full of vibrant Chinese-style flavours, these meals are bursting with both colour and flavour fit for a festival.
With Chinese New Year beginning with the new moon in between January and February, this recipe pays homage to the Lunar New Year with a hearty dish set for celebration.
By lacing together chopped up bok choy and juicy pieces of pork, this sweet and savoury stir-fry is destined to set off fireworks.
For a feast that sparks the senses, select a stir-fry recipe which incorporates the tastiest flavour inspirations from China like this fragrant hoisin dish.
The ultimate comfort food, the warming ginger scallion rice provides the base for this satisfying recipe, topped off perfectly with honey garlic asian chicken and succulent edamame.
With Chinese New Year beginning with the new moon in between January and February, this recipe pays homage to the Lunar New Year with a hearty dish set for celebration.
By lacing together chopped up bok choy and juicy pieces of pork, this sweet and savoury stir-fry is destined to set off fireworks.
For a feast that sparks the senses, select a stir-fry recipe which incorporates the tastiest flavour inspirations from China like this fragrant hoisin dish.
The ultimate comfort food, the warming ginger scallion rice provides the base for this satisfying recipe, topped off perfectly with honey garlic asian chicken and succulent edamame.
We used Google Trends to find the most popular international cuisine in Canada and to find the 10 Canadian cities where the top cuisine is the most popular. Cuisines searched for: Chinese, East European, French, Greek, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Portuguese, South American, Spanish and Thai. Chinese was found to be Canada’s most popular international cuisine.
The cuisines were searched as ‘topics’ rather than as ‘search terms’, as Google includes words that share the same concept in any language in its topics. This is especially important in Canada, which has both English and French as official languages.