But according to some global food traditions, what you eat (and what you don't eat) are just as important for ensuring your new year is a successful one. So, before you plan your menu for your New ...

Reset your year with green dishes filled with fresh herbs and a clean home for the Persian New Year, also known as Nowruz.

Persian New Year is celebrated in many countries across the world. Here’s everything you need to know, including what to cook ...

In every corner of the globe, cultures and communities have their own special New Year's Eve traditions they believe will usher in 365 days of health, wealth or good luck. Experiencing these ...

For over three millenia, the Persian new year, Nowruz (meaning new day) has been a tradition marking the beginning of spring, ...

More than three dozen new food and drink items ... Disney’s 2024 Lunar New Year event celebrating Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese cultures and traditions kicked off Tuesday, Jan. 23 and runs ...

The tradition is said to date back to the ... and family with marzipan pigs (typically painted with pink food dye) for the new year. In Turkey, pomegranates have a starring role in announcing ...

A key tradition is to set up an altar in your ... sliced tomatoes and pickles. The first meal of the Persian New Year is always fish served with herb-flecked rice filled with dill, parsley and ...