Celebrate Chinese New Year
saveLoads of crafts and recipes to help you celebrate the Chinese New Year on February 14, 2010.
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Fun Chinese New Year Crafts & Recipes
saveChinese New Year is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in the Far East. Teach your family about this millennia-old holiday with fun crafts and a menu that puts a decidedly Asian flavor on the evening.
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Origami Fest!
saveIdeas for a fun origami party
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What Rhymes With Orange?
saveOkay, nothing. But orange you glad there are so many great crafts to keep you and your kids busy through the brisk autumn days?
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Chinese Banner
saveCelebrate the Chinese New Year with long, lacy garlands.
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Dragon of the Year
saveIt's the Chinese Year of the Dragon! Have your kids make a suitable sidekick from felt and wire.
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Festive Ribbon Dragon
saveCelebrate Chinese New Year with this mini version of the monster-size parade dragon; another great holiday craft from Spoonful.
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Good-luck Goldfish
saveGet the new year off to a swimming start with these fortune-bringing fish.
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Paper Fortune Cookies
saveWith these colorful, fortune-filled paper cookies, you can enjoy the Chinese New Year tradition of chun lian, simple expressions of wishes for good fortune in the coming year.
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Paper Lanterns
saveYour family can celebrate the Chinese New Year and its finale, the Lantern Festival, with a collection of these flameless mini paper lanterns.
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Easy Chicken Lo Mein
saveThis simple lo mein dish can be pulled together in 20 minutes with the help of frozen veggies and straight-from-the-cupboard ramen noodles. With its take-out-inpsired flavor, and easy prep, it's sure to become a family favorite.
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Shrimp Stir-Fry with Sugar Snap Peas
saveStir-fries make popular, quick and easy meals for the whole family. This particular recipe, which is full of good-for-you veggies, can also be made with fresh uncooked shrimp.
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Chinese Food Recipes
saveGet a taste of the East with one of Spoonful's delectable chinese dishes, from wonton soup, to pot stickers and more!