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Category Archives: North American
Vancouver’s Chinese New Year Celebration 2013, the Year of the Snake
This year’s parade is today! 2013’s Chinese New Year’s Parade, featuring the Year of the Snake, happened on February 17 in Vancouver’s Chinatown. By taking the bus I ended up arriving at the Chinese New Year Parade via the staging … Continue reading
Tagged Chinese, Chinese New Year, dancers, drummers, dumplings, garden, lanterns, lion, lunarfest, parade, red envelope, Vancouver, Year of the snake
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breakfast at Cafe NeverMatters in Naramata
May 1st, 2013 We popped in for breakfast at Cafe NeverMatters in Naramata last week. Both the breakfast specials were unusual takes on the standard breakfast fare. The French toast was made from slices of Brioche (two days to make!), … Continue reading
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Tagged BC, breakfast, Cafe Nevermatters, Eggs Benny, French Toast, inspired food, Mango Sauce, Naramata, Potato Latke
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Chinese New Year parade, celebrations & food
2013’s Chinese New Year’s Parade, featuring the Year of the Snake, happens on February 17 in Vancouver’s Chinatown. Here are some shots from last year’s parade to inspire you to head out and celebrate (and try out some goodies)! ‘Why … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian food, BBQ pork soup, Chinese, Chinese food, New Year, noodle soup, parade, siaopao, strawberries, street food, Vancouver, won ton, Year of the Dragon, Year of the snake
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