Asian Fusion Family and Food
A version of this piece was originally published on TaiwaneseAmerican.org in November 2011. What does the next generation of Taiwanese Americans look like? All I have to do is take a look at my kids for some clues. Like my sons, a growing number of third-generation Taiwanese Americans are mixed-race. I started HapaMama in 2008 […]
One of the biggest Asian holidays is coming up. Find out what you can serve, craft and read to get ready for the event with your family!
I was hoping to let the whole basket and bunny thing slide this year, but it looks like we’ll be having Easter in Asia.
By some cruel twist of the Lunar calendar, Chinese New Year, Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday come one right after another this year. And then, boom! Valentine’s Day. I was so engrossed in the Lunar New Year, that it didn’t occur to me until the weekend that Lent begins this Wednesday.
Finding decorations and party favors for the Lunar New Year can be a challenge. But this year, there’s plenty of Year of the Snake swag
Middle grade readers will love Grace Lin’s chapter books The Year of the Dog and The Year of the Rat, focusing on Chinese New Year and being an Asian American kid.
I have to admit, my notions of how to celebrate Christmas are informed by Hollywood and Pottery Barn catalogs. Some observations from bloggers about how Asian culture intersects with this holiday.
It may sound strange to the uninitiated, but here are some tips on how to incorporate the flavors of Chinese food into your Thanksgiving feast.
