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The Most Epic Collection of Vegan Chinese Recipes to Help You Celebrate the New Year

Not only is Chinese New Year filled with food that’s fun and delicious, but many of the foods have symbolic meanings. Here are some of the best ideas ....

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Ring in Chinese New Year With These 20 Vegan Recipes

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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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5 Lucky Plant-based Foods to Bring in Chinese New Year

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It’s getting close to the Chinese New Year, and many have already prepped their homes for the 15-day celebration. Many Chinese homes have been swept from top to bottom, and red has become the decoration color of choice. From red lanterns to red banners, the color is considered lucky for the new year (and any formal occasion, really; even weddings!) Food is no exception when it comes to bringing in luck, good health, and prosperity.
If you began to lag behind in your New Year’s resolutions, here’s a second chance to start over and gain some good luck while you’re at it. Bring in the Year of the Ox with these 5 lucky foods. For the ultimate menu of menus, check out our updated Chinese New Year Vegan Food Guide! ....

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