Loads of crafts and recipes to help you celebrate the Chinese New Year on February 14, 2010.
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with long, lacy garlands.
It's the Chinese Year of the Dragon! Have your kids make a suitable sidekick from felt and wire.
Celebrate Chinese New Year with this mini version of the monster-size parade dragon; another great holiday craft from Spoonful.
Get the new year off to a swimming start with these fortune-bringing fish.
With 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.
Your family can celebrate the Chinese New Year and its finale, the Lantern Festival, with a collection of these flameless mini paper lanterns.
This 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.
Stir-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.