Buddha's delight or 'Loh Hon Jai' is a popular vegetarian dish in the Chinese and Buddhist cuisine. Basically it's a dish of mixed vegetables and fungi. It's a tradition to serve this dish on the first day of Chinese New Year and it's all personal preference what vegetables you would like to use for this dish. My family loves this dish because it's not too oily and there's a variety of ingredients all lumped into one. Buddha's Delight ( Loh Hon Chai) ~ 罗汉斋 Ingredients 500 gm cabbage 1/2 medium carrot, sliced 1 green capsicum, cut into wedges 40 gm glass noodles 8 gm cloud ears 50 gm fried beancurd skin 6 mushrooms 6 beancurd puffs, cut 1 piece ginger, smashed 1.1/2 pieces of nam yue (preserved red beancurd) 2 Tbsp vegetarian oyster sauce 2 tsp light soy sauce Sugar, salt to taste Sesame oil Cornstarch mixture to thicken Method Soak the glass noodles in water to soften, but not too long. If too soft, it will be lumpy when cooked. Soak the ...