Tang yuan soup with savoury twist


TANG yuan is traditionally served during the Winter Solstice Festival and is also an important dish for other occasions such as weddings, birthdays and festivals.

Typically served as a sweet dessert in ginger syrup, it can also be enjoyed as a savoury dish, particularly in a soup during Chinese New Year festivities.

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