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Home / Food News / DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SINGAPORE

DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SINGAPORE

June 3, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

NEW AND SIGNATURE GLUTINOUS RICE DUMPLING CREATIONS TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT
JIANG-NAN CHUN WITH GENEROUSLY PACKED POWER INGREDIENTS

To celebrate the annual Dragon Boat Festival, decadent home-made glutinous rice dumplings returns to Jiang-Nan Chun, with Chef Alan Chan offering a nuanced take on the ingredients that generously

fill up the dumplings. From May 19 to June 20, 2015, diners may enjoy the delectable à la carte bundles or order them for take-away.

Priced between SGD 12 to SGD 26 per order, the steamed glutinous rice dumplings include the following sweet and savoury selections:

Steamed Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Abalone, Mushrooms, Lotus Seeds, Chestnut, Dried Scallop, Roasted Pork Belly, Green Beans and Salted Egg Yolk (四季鲍鱼粿蒸粽)

Making a comeback as one of last year’s unanimous favourites, this signature glutinous rice dumpling is generously packed with premium ingredients and perfect for sharing.

SGD 26 / Serves two to four persons

Steamed Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Morel Mushrooms, Lotus Seeds, Chestnut, Green Beans, Fig, Wolfberry and Ham (养生羊肚菌咸腿粽)

One of the highlights this year is this new delectable creation specially concocted for the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival. Steamed to perfection, this innovative glutinous rice dumpling creation with

aromatic flavours will keep you coming back for more! SGD 18 / Serves two to four persons

Steamed Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Salted Pork, Mushrooms, Chestnut, Green Beans

and Dried Shrimp Paste (虾米酱咸肉粽)

N E W S

Indulge in this savoury delight, packed with Chef’s specialty homemade Dried Shrimp Paste that

permeates through each rice dumpling to provide that extra punch!

SGD 14 / Serves one to two persons

Steamed Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Red Bean Paste (红豆枧水粽)

For the classic lovers, this traditional sweet glutinous rice dumpling wrapped with red bean paste will

satisfy your taste buds and have you reminisce the good old days!

SGD 12 / Serves one to two persons

For reservations or takeaway orders, please contact Jiang-Nan Chun at (65) 6831 7220

or email [email protected].

Prices are subject to 10 percent service charge and prevailing government taxes.

Filed Under: Food News



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