I am miffed at yet another cherished American institution that has fallen by the wayside. I’m talking about the Chinese ...

The U.S. is home to more than 41,000 Chinese restaurants, but what's in your local take-out order bears little resemblance to the many types of cuisine in China. Now, two Americans are bringing U ...

Author Jenny 8. Lee explains what's authentic in America's Chinese food. Oct. 28, 2010 — -- It comes with every meal you order at a Chinese restaurant: the fortune cookie. But did you know ...

You’ll add batter the size of the cookie cutter (about 1/2 teaspoon) onto the sheet (3 at a time). Use an offset knife or the back of a spoon to evenly and thinly spread the mixture into the circle.

Fortune cookies have become a popular tradition at Chinese restaurants in America; however, the cookie is not of Chinese origin. Some may not realize the fortune cookie is actually an American ...

If the country`s pure food laws were strictly enforced, the fortune cookie would be in hot water for truth-in-packaging violations. As anyone who`s eaten in a Chinese restaurant lately can testify ...

Nakamachi, who has long had an interest in the history of sweets and snacks, saw her first fortune cookie in the 1980s in a New York City Chinese restaurant.

This was one unfortunate find. A woman said she discovered someone else’s fortune cookie reading baked into the crab she was gobbling at a Chinese buffet in Indianapolis this week. “I had fou… ...

Martinez, who is not an avid cook and has no culinary experience, says he first thought of the Mexican fortune cookie in the early 1990s after dining at a local Chinese restaurant. Curiosity over ...

After his weekly meal at a Chinese restaurant, a North Carolina man used the numbers in his fortune cookie to play the lottery. And now he is $4 million richer.