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Peking duck is a true classic of Chinese cuisine. The tender meat delights in this dish with the flavor of aromatic Far Eastern spices. It was prepared as early as the Yuan Dynasty and perfected over the following millennia. Lovers of this dish celebrate its festival every year on January 18. How can you  celebrate this day? By preparing this delectable dish yourself, of course – try this recipe for Peking duck.

According to the 1973 Sesame Street calendar, rubber duck Ernie’s birthday falls on January 13. It is on this day that Rubber Duckie Day is celebrated every year! Duckie, a friend of Ernie and Big Bird, made his debut in the February 1970 episode and accompanied Sesame Street viewers for many years. The rubber ducky has come a long way from his first concept as a chew toy for children. On January 13, let’s not forget to wish Duckie from Sesame Street a happy birthday and…. take a long bath with your own rubber duck.

Chicken curry is an extremely aromatic dish favored by fans of distinctive flavors. The history of the dish, which originated in India, is even several thousand years old! Today curry is loved in almost all corners of the globe. Lovers of this dish celebrate its holiday on January 12. On winter days, chicken curry can not only please those celebrating with its remarkable taste, but also effectively warm up after a cold day out. Check out the recipe for this delicious dish.

After Christmas Eve, it’s time for two quiet, festive days. Make them not only joyful and family-oriented, but also delicious. Try this recipe for roast duck in oranges and ginger.