Good desserts to go with Chinese Food?!
-Almond Jello or Mango Pudding (can be found in Asian markets...easy to make)
-Canned exotic fruits: Lychee fruit, jack fruit, longan...in syrup.
-Fried bananas (deep dried battered bananas with ice cream)
-Sweet warm/cold soups (these are very authentic Chinese desserts): Sweet red bean, silken tofu with sweet syrup, sweet walnut or sesame seed soup.
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-Almond Jello or Mango Pudding (can be found in Asian markets...easy to make)
-Canned exotic fruits: Lychee fruit, jack fruit, longan...in syrup.
-Fried bananas (deep dried battered bananas with ice cream)
-Sweet warm/cold soups (these are very authentic Chinese desserts): Sweet red bean, silken tofu with sweet syrup, sweet walnut or sesame seed soup.
Fried pineapple...really good. They serve it at all of the Chinese places here in Nevada. It's like tempura pineapple with a nice sweet glaze over the top and seaseme seeds....mmmmm
Fortune cookie.
Lightly Sweetened cookies.
The chinese always tend to serve fruit fritters ie. Banana fritter or Pineapple fritter. They also serve tinned lychees in the restaurants which are lovely and refreshing after a big meal with lots of different flavours. The lychees are my favourite. I cant get enough of them.
chocolate dipped fortune cookies