New Year
It's time to ring in the New Year, and in the spirit of the season, many people will be hosting parties for their friends, family, and neighbors. These delicious finger foods are the perfect dishes to serve and guaranteed to put a smile on everyone's face, as guests mingle and count the minutes until the ball drops in Times Square, and it's once again time to lift their glasses to toast the dawn of another New Year.
Add zest to this year New Year celebrations by making yummy and lip-smacking dishes! Given here is a collection of New Year recipes inclusive of snacks, drinks, cakes and desserts. Try them out for your family and friends and delight them with your culinary skills. New Year is the time to indulge in fun n frolic. Celebrate New Year along with some delicious food.
Chinese New Year is China's most important traditional holiday. Here are a number of popular main dishes to help you celebrate, from Sweet and Sour Pork to Peking duck. Named after a court official or ""Kung Pao,"" Kung Pao Chicken is a spicy Szechuan dish made with diced chicken, peanuts and chili peppers. Stir-fry Kung Pao Chicken - in this healthier version the chicken is stir-fried, reducing the calories. Chicken is poached in rice wine until it turns white and garnished with scallions in this simple festive dish. White cut chicken is a popular New Years' dish as the white chicken symbolizes purity.
Prime rib roast makes an impressive dish for any occasion, and it is especially popular for New Year's Eve. Get tips and don't forget the creamed horseradish sauce. Fondue is a party food by nature. Fondue demands guest participation. For New Year's parties or intimate dinners, fondue is classy, elegant, and just plain fun. As extravagant as flamb? dishes appear, they are easy enough to make at home and far less expensive. Impress your loved one, family, and/or guests with a variety of flamb? foods from salads to desserts. Read more on http://www.suite101.com/content/5-new-years-eve-safety-tips-a183868
Overview of our healthy easy new year recipes
3-Step Cheesecake
Almond Joy Cake
Aloha Cake
Antipasto di mare
Apple cinnamon prawn and olive oil...
Apple fine pie
Apple gratin with pine nuts
Apple strudel
Artichokes in barigoule of lapereau...
Balsamic Filet Mignon
Bass back, cooked in juniper and almond
Bass escalope with pine nuts and black...
Beef Fillet Sauteed with Reblochon...
Beef fillet with red wine
Beef strate with red wine
Our featured healthy easy new year recipes
3-Step Cheesecake
Almond Joy Cake
Aloha Cake
Antipasto di mare
Apple cinnamon prawn and olive oil infusion
Apple fine pie
Apple gratin with pine nuts
Apple strudel
Artichokes in barigoule of lapereau with garlic
Balsamic Filet Mignon
Bass back, cooked in juniper and almond
Bass escalope with pine nuts and black olives
Beef Fillet Sauteed with Reblochon Cheese and...
Beef fillet with red wine
Beef strate with red wine
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3-Step Cheesecake
Cheese cakes are just so tempting and irresistible. Here is a very simple and easy to follow cheese cake recipe which can be done in just 3 steps.
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Almond Joy Cake
There’s nothing a warm piece of cake to go with a hot cup of coffee on a cold winter day; it’s amazing for sure. Home-made almond cakes are very delicious and are eaten all around the word.
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Aloha Cake
This unusual cake is layered with shredded ingredients. Best of all, it couldn't be easier to make; the batter doesn't even require stirring!
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Antipasto di mare
Chef: Giusepina Beglia
Antipasto di mare Antipasto Di Mare is a yummy Italian seafood appetizer that all your friends would love! Try this Antipasto Di Mare recipe for yourself and you will understand why it is so addictive! The antipasto with...
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Apple cinnamon prawn and olive oil infusion
Chef: Beatrice et Jacques Ribourel (David Moreno)
Apple cinnamon prawn and olive oil infusion This delicious low fat entree is delicious served with grilled asparagus and French bread. If you love cinnamon, increase the amount of cinnamon in this recipe to one teaspoon. Talk...
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Apple gratin with pine nuts
Chef: Vicomte et Vicomtesse de la Panouse
Apple gratin with pine nuts Sweet but not overly so, this side dish is a delicious accompaniment to a holiday meal. A nice side dish that can be served at any meal but our favorite is at brunch. This recipe is similar to an...
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Apple strudel
Apple strudel Apple strudel consists of an oblong strudel pastry jacket with an apple filling inside. The filling is made of grated apples, sugar, cinnamon, raisins, and bread crumbs. A juicy apple strudel should be baked with...
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Artichokes in barigoule of lapereau with...
Chef: Mario d'Orio
Artichokes in barigoule of lapereau with garlic Remove the leaves from the artichokes and turn the bottom while keeping the tail. Chop the liver of the rabbit with a shallot, season salt and pepper. Add a beaten egg and a spoon...
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Balsamic Filet Mignon
Filet Mignon, well cooked, doesn't require an elaborate recipe. This simple recipe brings out the naturally good flavor in the beef, accenting it with garlic, red pepper, and sherry.
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Bass back, cooked in juniper and almond
Chef: Lucille et Jacques Bon
Bass back, cooked in juniper and almond Chef Lucille et Jacques Bon demonstrates how to cook bass in juniper and almond. Delicious!
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Bass escalope with pine nuts and black olives
Chef: Hotels Lucien Barriere Deauville
Bass escalope with pine nuts and black olives Eating seafood is a healthier option than eating meat, chicken, beef or pork. So, all you seafood lovers follow this video on bass fish for wonderful bass escalope with pine nuts...
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Beef Fillet Sauteed with Reblochon Cheese...
Chef: Hotels Lucien Barriere Deauville
Beef Fillet Sauteed with Reblochon Cheese and Marrow (bone) The tenderloin and even the sirloin are sometimes called, or rather known, under the name of fillet, when cooked. It comes from the French fillet - tenderloin. The...
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Beef fillet with red wine
Chef: Vicomte et Vicomtesse de la Panouse
Beef fillet with red wine The tenderloin and even the sirloin are sometimes called, or rather known, under the name of fillet, when cooked. It comes from the French fillet - tenderloin. The red wine brings out all the best...
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Beef strate with red wine
Chef: Alain Pic
Beef strate with red wine The history of corned beef can be traced back to ancient times when it was served in Ireland with cabbage on Easter Sunday or on Saint Patrick's Day. Corned beef is cured and flavored in brine...
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