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- Almond Jelly. Almond jelly is one of the simplest and most popular Chinese desserts around. Made with almond-flavored gelatin and fruit salad swimming in a sweet syrup, it’s a light treat to cleanse the palate.
- Steamed Asian Pears with Rock Sugar (冰糖雪梨) Often made as a Chinese cough remedy, this simple fruity dessert is not one to miss. You’ll need Chinese white pears, which are super juicy and crunchy (more like apples), along with Goji berries and Chinese dates.
- Soy Milk Pudding. Soy milk pudding is an incredibly soft and silky dessert of soy milk and soybean flour. Add some gelatin or agar-agar, and it becomes wonderfully velvety.
- Glutinous Rice Balls (Rice Dumplings – Tang Yuan) | 自製糯米漿湯圓. Tang Yuan (also tangyuan and Yuanxiao) are sweet rice balls, similar to mochi. Initially, they featured black sesame, lard, and white granulated sugar.
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Apr 1, 2024 · 19. Fortune cookies 幸运饼干 (Xìng yùn bǐng gān) These cookies are often mistaken as an authentic Chinese food. Image by Pablo Jimeno on Pixabay. This entry is last on my Chinese desserts list because, although these cookies are associated with Chinese culture, the idea for them came from Japan and the US.
Sep 16, 2021 · Add gelatin and hot water to a medium bowl. Mix well until there are no lumps. Add sugar and salt until completely dissolved. Pour in coconut milk and mango puree. Mix until well combined. Pour the mixture into individual serving bowls. Cover with plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for about 2 hours or until firm.
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The best Chinese desserts are red bean buns, dragon's beard candy, egg tarts, candied fruit, pumpkin pancakes, sweet egg buns, deep fried durians, sweet soup balls, almond jelly, and grass jelly. When you're out at dinner in China, there is no such thing as "different courses", and even "dessert" dishes you have ordered will turn up whenever ...
The bride’s family takes the cake. To understand the intricacies of Chinese wedding traditions, we would need to go back to where it all started—the late Eastern Han Dynasty. According to the tale, the warlord Liu Bei allied with Sun Quan, the founder and first emperor of the Eastern Wu dynasty. Liu traveled to Eastern Wu to strengthen the ...
