Welcome The Chinese New Year With These Noodle Recipes
Eating these delicious noodles is good  fortune in itself.
We all can't wait for Chinese New Year for a slice of good luck. Also known as the spring festival or the lunar new year, this widespread celebration has to be big to properly usher in the Year of the Pig. So, as you gather your family around the dinner table, make sure to partner the special night with richly flavored, delicious, hot, steaming noodles. It's that one dish your table absolutely must have beside your other dishes.
1 Chinese Birthday Noodles Recipe
Also known as longevity noodles, this traditional recipe is all about wishing for a good, long, life as represented by the noodles. What better fortune can there be than your whole family happy and full of good food, too?
2 Chinese Noodle Stir-Fry Recipe
The best thing about this stir-fried noodle recipe is that it's ready in just 20 minutes! That could come in handy if you've got loads to do on the day itself. Plus, it's delicious.Â
3 Easy Chicken Chow Mein Recipe
It's so easy to make the night special with this easy recipe. "Chow Mein" which translates to "stir-fried" guarantees that this recipe is going to be a quick-fix to feeding your army.
4 Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe
If you find the nights are starting to get chilly, choose this warm, bowl of chicken noodle soup. Keep those noodles long!Â
5 Beef Chow Fun Recipe
Beef always takes recipes up a notch with its natural umami flavor and its hefty protein-packed bite. Another good thing about this beef noodle recipe is that it cooks fast, too! This recipe only takes 25 minutes.
6 Chicken Wonton Noodle Soup
For good luck, it's especially important to eat dumplings when midnight strikes. Pair it with warm soup when observing this tradition.
After you make these mouth-watering noodle recipes for Chinese New Year, it's best to bookmark them for the rest of the year. Â There'll always be a use for quick, easy, delicious dinners after all.Â
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