Start the Year of the Tiger with Chicken Recipes
The article notes the Chinese Year of the Tiger begins midweek, emphasizing family unity and prosperity. It highlights traditional foods including ji meaning chicken, suggests Roasted Haisin Chicken with sesame ginger noodles and sweet and sour cucumbers, and shares reader recipe interests from spaetzle to spumoni. It also mentions upcoming food events like the Fire & Ice Festival and Easter Seals Wingfest in Central New York.
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Cucumber Salad with Chili and Sesame Oil
Slice cucumber and squeeze out moisture. Stir with chili pepper vinegar sugar soy sauce garlic and sesame oil until well mixed. Let stand at least 30 minutes and refrigerate up to two days. Serve with green onion if desired.
Orangeade Flavor Notes From Vintage Recipe Card
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for a citrus drink or dessert base: one cup orange juice, one cup orange sections cut in pieces, two tablespoons grated orange rind, and one cup sugar. The terse list suggests a sugared orange infusion or early cordial preparation.
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Local pancake batter ingredients listed for quick mix
A brief list shows four eggs two cups flour one teaspoon salt one half teaspoon baking powder and water, outlining the basic batter components for a simple recipe.
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