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How to Make Chinese Layered Salted Yolk Mooncake?
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The Lantern Festival in Chinese Garden, Singapore
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Mooncake festival : Latest News, Information, Answers and Websites
Mooncake Festival an intercultural event | BorneoPost Online ...
KUCHING: The Mooncake festival celebration here is unique as it is organised by various community leaders of different races, said its organising chairman Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi. He said in other states, mooncake ...
If given the choice at the Mooncake Festival Holiday, would you rather eat mooncake or bark off of a tree.?
If given this option, what would you rather consume/lick as I find mooncakes not to be very tasty.
Answer: mooncake is good it depends who makes it but it is good
Category: Ethnic Cuisine
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Mid-Autumn Festival in China: An introduction to the Mid-Autumn Festival and celebrations. Watch Mid Autumn Festival videos and Send free Mid-Autumn ...
Chinese Mid Autumn Festival or Moon Cake Festival
Moon Cake Festival: A Mid-Autumn Festival (Chung Chiu), the third major festival of the Chinese calendar, is celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month. ...
Mid-Autumn Festival - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節), also known as the Moon Festival or Zhongqiu Festival is a popular harvest festival celebrated by Chinese and Vietnamese ...
Mid-Autumn Festival in Asia
The Mid-Autumn Festival or Moon Festival is a joyous time in Asia for reunions, watching the full moon, and eating Chinese mooncakes.
Happy Mooncake Festival
Tomorrow will be Mooncake festival. Here's wishing everyone Happy Mooncake festival tomorrow. Children would be playing tanglung, eating mooncake and pamelos. Some elders would be buying items to pray to deities ...
Do Jehovahs Witnesses celebrate the mid-autumn/mooncake festival?
I do not know any JWs that are from countries that participate in this festival and I am not sure of the origin of the tradition, and so I am wondering if it has a religious or pagan background, and whether Jehovahs Witnesses take part in the celebration or abstain from it?
Answer: There is only ONE event they remember once a year and that is the memorial of Christ's death.
This is the only event that Christ himself said to remember. Luke 22:19 (ISV):
"Keep on doing this in memory of me."
Paul later confirmed this in 1 Cor 10:16.
We don't partake in celebrations such as Christmas, Easter, Birthdays as they all have pagan roots. They adhere to the principle found in 2 Cor 6:14 (NIV)
For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common?
Category: Religion & Spirituality
when is mooncake festival in singapore for 2011?
i need the exact date acc to english 2011 calendar
Answer: According to lunar calender it will be the 15th of August which falls on the 12th September 2011 of English Calendar ...
Category: Singapore
Mid-Autumn Festival: Mooncake | Free Pattern & Tutorial at ...
Every year, Chinese celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節) on the 15th day of the 8th Chinese lunar month. This year it falls on 12 September 2011, which is tomorrow. To know more about Mid Autumn Festival, its story and ...
Mooncake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Because of its central role in the Mid-Autumn festival, mooncakes remained ...
Ideas to celebrate mooncake festival?
The traditional way is to eat mooncake with youre family under the beautiful moon. If I want to celebrate that with friends, neighbour and kids, what wuld you recommend?
Im thinking about having some dance by the kids, lanterns procession and the parents can have one red envelope and write their wishes then hang them. But of course, I need other exciting ideas if you have one. Thanks so much for helping.
Answer: U r most welcome.
Category: Other - Holidays
Mooncake festival – Victoria Market « Almost Always Ravenous
Given it is Mid-Autumn festival tomorrow I thought I'd make an exception to my chronological blog posting. It's probably irrelevant ... Sure we have mooncakes during this festival, but it is not the same thing. Anyways, that was ...
Whats the best mooncake brand to buy for this mid-autumn festival?
its 6th Oct so don 4get, but which brand is the best to buy
Answer: My family likes this brand called "Wing-Wa", it's in Hong Kong. Not sure where you are situated though. If not, you can always get from hotels.
Category: Other - Food & Drink
Mad About Shanghai: Mid Autumn Festival - Mooncakes
For the longest of time, I have never been a fan of mooncakes. I thought they looked funny and its like pastries for "old people" to eat while sipping Chinese tea. However, in recent years, mooncake makers, confectioneries and ...
2011 Mid-Autumn Festival, Events, Mooncake Recipes, Traditions
Celebrate the harvest moon at the Mid-Autumn Festival.
I need information about the Chinese Lunar festival sometimes referred to as mooncake day?
Any information would be helpful, but it does not need to be very long a simple summary would be better.
Help ful facts would be
-its purpose
--how people celebrate it commonly
-when it occurs in terms of solar calendar or something easily interpreted. EX: it is the first full moon of august(probably wrong)
-why its important to the chinese.
But any info is helpful. Thanks.
Answer: Its purpose is to celebrate the full moon of the harvest season. Everyone gets together on the same day and it is the day when Chinese outside of the country are most expected to come home for the holidays. People commonly celebrate it by eating moon cakes, which are round to celebrate the completeness of everyone being together and the moon. They go outside and look at the moon if it is a clear night. It occurs based on the lunar calendar. It is mainly important because of the harvest.
Category: Other - Holidays
when is the Mooncake festival for 2006?
please help..thanks
i would like to know when is the exact date. thanks
Answer: Well, I am not sure bout that, all I know is that now everwhere started selling mooncakes.
Category: Other - Food & Drink
Angry Birds Seasons - Mooncake festival level 3?
Im completely stuck on this level and cant get past it. Help please! Also, are there new birds in the later levels?
Answer: Sorry, can't help. I'm still stuck on level 8 of angry birds lite on my ipod. I wouldn't mind a certain bird right now though :-)
Category: Birds
Questions on Chinese Lunar Festival (Mooncake Day)?
It is coming up on Sept. 22, 2010. I got a few questions.
Why do people celebrate it?
How do people celebrate it?
When do people celebrate it? (not just the date listed above)
Whats the origin of the festival and folktales of this event?
Whats the symbolic meaning of the moons roundness?
What is one Western event closely related to this?
Answer: The Moon Festival is a harvest festival. To labor in the fields and bring in a great harvest before the chill of winter.
Folk lore has it; Siang-oh was a beautiful servant girl of the Jade Emperor in the Heavenly Palace. When she broke the emperor's beloved porcelain jar, she was banished to earth to be a daughter of a poor farming family. She eventually married a young hunter, an exert archer called Hou Yi.
One day 10 suns rose together in the sky, The heat they made was destroying the earth. Hou Yi was recruited by the Heavenly Gods to rescue the planet. He successfully shot down nine suns, leaving one for earth's nourishment and warmth.
Hou Yi was given an elixir of immortality. Shiang-ho found the elixir and drank it. She grew weightless and rose upwards. Hou Yi desperately tried to reach her, but Shiang-ho continued to float towards the moon which she landed upon. There she coughed up the luminescent elixir. The magic elixir instantly transformed into a rabbit as jade-white as the moon. This was the birth of the White Rabbit also known as the Moon Hare or Jade Rabbit, Shiang-ho's constant companion on the moon. To this day, it's said, the White Rabbit dwells in a forest of cassia trees, pounding cloves and cinnamon with a mortar and pestle in the vain attempt to re-create the elixir of immortality.
Resolved to accept his wife's new found status as the Moon Goddess, Hou Yi had the Moon Palace built for her among a grove of cinnamon trees. The memorial shimmers with brilliance in the night sky. Now and forever, the heavens permit the Divine Archer and Shiang-ho to reunite there once a month on the full moon, the fifteenth day of each lunar month.
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Moon cakes symbolize the heavenly blessings of longevity and good health. During the Moon Festival, round moon cakes are imprinted with floral designs or classic folk tale figures, such as the Moon Goddess and the Jade Rabbit, from special wooden molds. Known as "yuet beng" om Cantonese, moon cakes are ideal gifts for family and friends. By late August, cakes in decorative boxes dominate the selves of Chinese bakeries and Asian food stores. Varieties are just as numerous; sweet bean paste, lotus seed paste, sugared melon, dried fruit, and seed and nut. The center can be filled with a whole duck egg yolk in single, double and even triple versions, which are considered extra lucky. The yolk symbolizes the moon, and the egg's saltiness intermingles with the flavor of the sweet bean paste.
The Empress Dowager Ci Xi of the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) established the thirteenth to the seventeenth days of the eight month as the official time to celebrate and fully appreciate the mid-autumn harvest moon. Most families today select one night during the full-moon period to dine and to moon-gaze.
Category: Other - Holidays
Mooncakes for the Autumn Moon Festival - Phoenix Restaurants ...
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Now is mooncake festival so anyone can tell me the mooncake story? Why we call it mooncake?
Answer: The Moon Festival
The moon festival is a different way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn harvest moon
Chinese history. Overrun by the Mongols in the thirteenth century, the Chinese threw off their oppressors in 1368 AD. It is said that mooncakes - which the Mongols did not eat - were the perfect vehicle for hiding and passing along plans for the rebellion. Families were instructed not to eat the mooncakes until the day of the moon festival, which is when the rebellion took place
Filling:
1 pound red azuki beans
water
3/4 cup lard or oil
1-3/4 cups sugar
Water-Shortening Dough:
2 cups flour
5 tablespoons lard
10 tablespoons water
1/4 teaspoon salt
Flaky Dough:
1 cup flour
5 tablespoons lard
red food coloring for design
PREPARATION:
Filling Instructions: Soak red beans in water to cover 2 hours. Drain and discard the water. Cover with 8 cups fresh water and bring to a boil, then simmer over low heat 1-1/2 hours or until skins open.
Strain the beans and discard the skins. Place the strained beans in several layers of cheesecloth and squeeze out any excess water.
Place in a saucepan with the lard or oil and the sugar. Cook, stirring continuously, until almost all the moisture has evaporated. Let cool.
Dough Instructions: You will need 2 cups of filling for the mooncakes. Divide this into 20 portions and shape into balls.Mix ingredients for the water-shortening dough and the flaky dough separately until smooth. Divide each dough into 20 equal portions.
Wrap one portion of flaky dough inside each portion of water-shortening dough. Roll out each piece of dough, then fold in thirds to form three layers. Roll out again, and once more fold in thirds to form three layers.
Flatten each piece of dough with the palm of your hand to form a 3" circle. Place one portion of filling in the center. Gather the edges to enclose the filling and pinch to seal. Place the filled packet in the mold, gently pressing to fit. Invert and remove the mold.
Dilute red food coloring with water and pour onto a damp paper towel on a plate. Take some food coloring onto the cookie-design stamp, then press on top of the mooncake.
Repeat process for remaining mooncakes. Arrange mooncakes on a baking sheet. Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Let cool before serving.
Category: Other - Food & Drink
Poem of mooncake festival ...?
Do have anyones can help me to create a speacial & plus bit romantic poem/message of Mooncake festival .??.Its For my special friend ...
Answer: 八月中秋不送礼 bā yuè zhōng qiū bù song lǐ
发个短信祝福你 fā gè duǎn xìn zhù fú nǐ
健康快乐长伴你jiàn kāng kuài lè cháng bàn nǐ
好运与你不分离hǎo yùn yǔ nǐ bù fēn lí
财神已经跟随你 cái shén yǐ jīng gēn suí nǐ
财源滚滚进袋里 cá yuán gǔn gǔn jìn dài lǐ
好外全部送给你 hǎo wài quán bù sòng gěi nǐ
Category: Poetry
Mid-Autumn Festival and Mooncakes! « Gastronomous Anonymous
The mid-autumn festival is one of my favourite festivals, it is usually held on the 15th day of the eight month in the Chinese Calendar, which is usually either September or early October. It is one of the most important holidays ...
Mooncake Festival is around the corner. Does anybody know the reasons?
why the Han Chinese still celebrate this festival after so many centuries?
I want to know the actual event that happened. For those who doesnt know, can you make up a creative story which you think will suit the name of this festival?
TQ ..taxicab
Sorry that DKs account is officially suspended and his answer is the most accurate ...guess I have to pass the BA to Axass..then TQ everybody!
Answer: its about two lover where their love is not acceptable by a 'god' and the girl stay on moon and the guy in earth. only this day both can meet and have dinner on moon. this is why they celebrate this day. usually family members sit together for dinner
Category: Malaysia
Moon Festival - Mooncakes - Asian Harvest Moon Festival
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The strories of the Chinese Moon Festival
The Stories of the Chinese Mid Autumn Festival. I. The Lady - Chang Er. The time of this story is around 2170 B.C. The earth once had ten suns circling over it, ...
My mother was born when people celebrate mooncake festival in year 1933. Does anyone know what date it is?
I want to know exactly the date my mother was born. All that she remembers is that she was born during Mooncake festival in year 1933.
Answer: Your mother was born sept 29th, 1933
The Mooncake festival is sometimes known as the Mid Autumn Festival. It falls on the 15th day of the eight lunar month in the Chinese Calandar. For 2007, the Festival falls on Sept 25. Tell Your Mother, Happy Birthday!!!
You should have something red for her Birthday dinner, Lobster, or Red Salmon, Mooncakes can be ordered from www.china Sprout.com, and they have good information there too.
You are a good son.
Category: History
what are the traditions and customs of mooncake festival ?
im doing a proj and i needed some help.. please do answewr my question..thanks!
Answer: The article on the Wikipedia site is very thorough. Check it out. There was another website that I enjoyed also. Both are listed below. Thanks for your interesting question.
Category: Other - Holidays
Happy Moon Cake Festival! « munchkie's munchies
It's one of my favourite times of year: Mid-Autumn Festival, aka, Moon Cake Festival! Following the Chinese Lunar Year calendar (the 15th day of the 8th month), in Ancient times, mid-autumn marked the harvest time, when the ...
Is Ngoc Son temple doing celebrating mooncake festival tonight?
Answer: yes
Category: Religion & Spirituality
mooncake festival...?
only answer if you know what mooncakes are and what im talking about.
so the Mooncake festival is around the corner like in 2 weeks. like most families, my family gives a lot of boxes of mooncakes to each other. except for the egg yolk in the center, those things are pretty darn tasty. and now they even have new ones with different skins and fillings. i want to try them all. in the past years i was young and didnt need to care about gaining weight so i ate however much i wanted and anytime i wanted. i started dieting and counting calories last new year. those things are reportedly 1000 calories each. how do i cope with them this year?
ive been dieting really well and running a lot on my treadmill. is it okay if i go on a few weeks hiatus on dieting? and duing that time, enjoy all the mooncakes i want? then after september ill go back to dieting and exercising. will i gain a lot of pounds from this hiatus?
Answer: You are not supposed to eat the whole moon cake, you are supposed to eat 1/4 of it per serving at most.
If you want to eat all the moon cakes that you want then go back on dieting then it is up to you. I prefer to eat in moderation and exercise regularly, constant crash diets and pressure to loose weight in such a short period of time is not my style!
Category: China
