Chinese in the world today celebrates 'Dong Zhi' or commonly known as Winter Solstice in the western world. The festival is one of the most important festivals celebrated by the Chinese and other East Asians usually on or around December 21st when sunshine is weakest and daylight is the shortest.
A must have delicacy for this occasion is the ''Tang Yuen'' (sweet glutinous rice ball dessert). The preparation usually begins the night before where all the family members gather around, which symbolise reunion and knead the flour and form it into small and large glutinous balls. The ''Tang Yuen'' is then left over night and cooked early next morning.










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eh... where's the snow.. didnt work out ar the html code?
neways u should try the 'yuen' with hot soya milk... i like those with peanut and black sesame fillings... yummilicious! lol.. see ya soon!
i have no "tang yuan" to eat.. sad..
so nice you going back home.. :D
'Happy Winter Solstice'
Happy Dong Zhi...nice to see the tang yuen in your post.
Aiyo.. i totally forget lo... cam forget pray my "ang kong"...
yummy yummy....try with ginger soup
TSPPPPPPPPPP!!!Your "tang yuan" look so yummy!Hm...slavia drop oledilah!Hahaaa...
welcome back... if possible den we canmeet up n say HI TSP haha
iL, i didnt try the code..hehe..pai seh
i heard of with soya milk...im gonna try tht out soon :)
kikey, i bought mine one ready-made..oh yes...home sweet home soon..
kun, happy winter solstice to u too!!
ck, same to you my fren..will meet you back soon...
xiao kia, aiyo...how can you forgt...so wht u gonna treat ur ang kong then..hehe
alan, i used to try that back home...there's a stall in magazine road opp traders hotel well known for this..
kacang, no prob i send some to you..haha :)
ah kok, no prob will find sometime and we can hang up..
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