Tag: carp

For those who are unfamiliar, the following are some of the most common freshwater fish that you may have seen but couldn't quite identify.

These types of fish are rich in nutrients, affordable, and offer great health benefits.

Many adults struggle to distinguish between different types of fish, such as carp, tilapia, catfish, mackerel, and trout, which are commonly found in daily meals for many families.

Fish is a nutritious food that is beneficial for your health. If you happen to come across these types of fish being sold at the market, it is highly recommended that you purchase them immediately.

This sour soup with carp is not only delicious but also very good for your health. In the beginning of the year, mothers should cook it for the whole family to relieve the heavy meals during Tet holiday.

On the occasion of the Vietnamese New Year, it's important for homeowners to know these tips when fishing for carp on the day of the Kitchen God. Don't forget these useful tricks!

Eating the head of a carp at the beginning of the year was believed by our ancestors to bring good luck, but it was important to avoid eating the tail.

Releasing carp is a common tradition on the 23rd of December in Vietnam, during the ritual of worshipping the Kitchen God. Grab these 7 golden tips to release carp and bid farewell to the Kitchen God for a year of luck and happiness.

The ritual of sending Mr. Cong and Mr. Tao back to the heavens is incomplete without the presence of carp. Many wonder, is the carp used in the ritual a real fish or made of paper?

Bidding farewell to the Kitchen Gods and sending them back to the heavens is a significant spiritual tradition among Vietnamese people during the last days of the year. It is regarded as a symbolic gesture signifying the preparation for stepping into a new year.