New taste "nian gao" - red bean, yam, sweet corn, durian....

• silvercap

  11 Feb 07, 18:47

  Saw on TV last week, now "nian gao" got a lot of taste, but dun know where to buy?
• crimean

  11 Feb 07, 23:02

  these new flavors of nian gao sure will not be well received by our old folks. they believe in the traditional taste that keeps the chinese new year spirit alive.
  
  such fanciful inventions are eroding the original traditions.
• silvercap

  11 Feb 07, 23:54

  Originally posted by crimean:

  these new flavors of nian gao sure will not be well received by our old folks. they believe in the traditional taste that keeps the chinese new year spirit alive.
  
  such fanciful inventions are eroding the original traditions.

  I know, but if u never try, u will never know.
  Normaly I dun judge the food b4 I try.
• SingaporeMacross

  11 Feb 07, 23:59

  Originally posted by crimean:

  these new flavors of nian gao sure will not be well received by our old folks. they believe in the traditional taste that keeps the chinese new year spirit alive.
  
  such fanciful inventions are eroding the original traditions.

  oh yeah.
  
  nothing can beat nian gao fried with eggs!
• silvercap

  12 Feb 07, 00:11

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  oh yeah.
  
  nothing can beat nian gao fried with eggs!

  What about add some oyster?
  
  niangao + egg + oyster = lausai
• R3SsH|n

  12 Feb 07, 00:16

  nian gao you buy already just eat by its own?
  or make dishes out of it?
  
  don't recall eating nian gao before...