Mooncakes or yue bing are Chinese miniature bakery goods that fit into the palm of your hand. Here's a quick recipe and some ...

A mooncake is usually the size and shape of a hockey puck, although some are square or shaped like animals from the zodiac calendar. (Chinese state media also reported last year on a mooncake ...

The term “mooncake” was first found in 1274 AD in author Wu Zimu’s “Book of Dreams,” and the first cookbook on how to prepare mooncakes was published in 1792.

From folktales of Chinese rebels under Mongol rule to Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters, mooncakes have an unexpected use as a tool of political rebellion.

Cutting into a rich mooncake while having tea steeping as you admire the moon is just one way East and Southeast Asians celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Salem Statesman Journal, a USA TODAY ...

Re “Chinese Commercialism Sends Mooncake Prices Into Orbit,” Sept. 28: A co-worker and I read the unflattering article about mooncakes, which were referred to as “a lowly pastry that ...

Now I am once again confronted with the mooncake disposal dilemma. The prankster in me is being pulled toward the ancient Buddhist temple, located across from our school and overlooking the ...

One writer swears by a mooncake she calls "worth the trip to Hong Kong." The Mid-Autumn Festival, which occurs on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, is the best time of the year to eat mooncakes.

The Mooncake King and Queen of Dallas Yuan and Mei Teng, owners of Chinese restaurant Jeng Chi, have found their niche in making the decorative filled pastries that celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.