It is a dying tradition but some Chinese families continue to make ba chang at home.
Ong Lai Hor, 74, and her daughter Chan Pek Kim, 57, said store-bought rice dumplings were not as tasty to them, and that some would stinge on the meat filling.
It is a dying tradition but some Chinese families continue to make ba chang at home.
Ong Lai Hor, 74, and her daughter Chan Pek Kim, 57, said store-bought rice dumplings were not as tasty to them, and that some would stinge on the meat filling.