But these days, around Lunar New Year, the term is also used to refer to the festive Singaporean dish that also goes by the names yusheng ... such as sesame oil, plum sauce, crushed peanuts ...

Anyone not familiar with the “prosperity toss,” a beloved Lunar New Year culinary tradition that’s famous in Singapore and Malaysia, could be forgiven for thinking they’ve just walked in on the ...

This spin on yusheng (good for two to four people) includes fresh greens, fried yam, pomelo and green mango with yuzu plum sauce. Where: Surrey Hills Grocer outlets including 01-52/53 ...

Chinese New Year celebration in Malaysia and Singapore features the vibrant prosperity toss of yee sang, a lucky salad symbolizing abundance and fortune.

Fancy some yusheng with plum sauce? Oh! In case you’re standing by your chopsticks for tossing, stop. That won’t be necessary. I’m actually referring to one of the three latest potato chip flavours ...

yusheng may be the most chaotic of them all. Often items such as crushed peanuts and crunchy fried dumpling skins are added for texture, along with condiments such as plum sauce and sesame oil.