A beautifully glazed ham is the centerpiece of this meal. The sweet and tangy glaze caramelizes as it bakes, creating a deliciously sticky crust.

These scalloped potatoes are irresistibly creamy, cheesy, and perfectly golden on top—a comforting side dish that pairs wonderfully with the ham.

This comforting soup is full of bold flavours and is perfect for warming up during the colder months. It symbolizes the balance of flavours and harmony for the new year.

This comforting soup is full of bold flavours and is perfect for warming up during the colder months. It symbolizes the balance of flavours and harmony for the new year.

Long noodles symbolize long life and are often eaten on Chinese New Year to wish for a healthy and prosperous year. The longer the noodles, the better!

Tangyuan are sweet rice balls typically filled with sesame paste or peanut butter. They symbolize family unity and togetherness, as they are round and eaten in pairs or groups. The chewy texture and sweet filling make them a festive treat.

Dumplings are a must-have during Chinese New Year, especially in Northern China. Their shape resembles ancient gold ingots, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. Families often gather to make dumplings together, and some even hide a coin inside one for good luck!

A fondue party is the perfect way to bring guests together for a fun, interactive dining experience.

Garlic Parmesan Dinner Rolls