Chinese New Year Snack

Chinese New Year Snacks usually have Fried dumplings, Egg power and Fired lotus root.

Fried dumplings: means future life is rich and full. It looks like fried dumplings. But the stuffing is sweet, mixed with shredded coconut, fried peanuts, sesame seeds and red beans mash, wrapped with dumpling skin.

Egg power: Are made from flour, gluten flour, eggs and lard. Mixed all ingredients and then drop them to the oil pan, deep-fried to a pale yellow color. Picked up, and then dipped maltose to serve.

Fired lotus root: Sliced Lotus root dipped in flour and then into the pan, until golden brown color.

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