Fusion Cuisine at Its Finest

 

Fusion cuisine is all about combining the greatest elements of two different cuisines to produce a meal that is global in scope! It not only appeals to a younger breed of cuisine preferences but also allows you to push the boundaries of inventiveness with each dish you try. The best aspect is that there are no restrictions to consider when it comes to mixing cooking!

Here are some of our favourite fusion dishes to try.

Special Chicken Sausage Samosa - Who doesn't enjoy a samosa with a crispy outer layer? The crunchy richness of a samosa's outer layer is perfectly captured in these spring rolls prepared with sausages as the filling. Chicken tikka spring rolls are another delicious illustration of fusion cuisine's versatility.

Sago Potato Rolls — These are a psyched version of a traditional sabudana wada. No one would realize the modest origin of this recipe if you combine it with a cold sweet yoghurt dip and some dried red garlicky chutney in elegant shot glasses.

Spiced Mashed Potatoes - A traditional English mashed potato is offered a 'desi' spin with the addition of fragrant Indian masalas. True fusion: asafoetida, coriander seeds, and a bundle of fresh curry leave in a recipe that goes equally well with fried chicken as it does with a simple roti.

Prawn Tempura stuffed Pita Pockets — Mediterranean pita pockets are stuffed with light batter fried prawns in Japanese style tempura. This truly decent recipe combines East and Middle Eastern flavours - crunchy prawns encased in delicate pita pockets are hard to resist.

Spiced mushroom crostini with kimchi mayo — A delectable base of Italian appetiser bread, covered with a Chinese pickle lettuce dressing and caramelized mushrooms. The aromatic mushroom garnish and a sweetly hot creamy kimchi mayo complement the crunchiness of the crostini perfectly. A mango chundda crostini is another delicious and easy option.

Chicken Red Chili Pasta Citrus Hot Bread — On times when you can't decide between a fiery Thai curry or silky pasta, try this dish, which combines the two. To absorb up the Thai chilli sauce, a crispy piece of fresh lemon pepper bread is served.

Oreo Pizza - Here's a quick and easy snack pizza recipe that both you and your children will love! A delicious Oreo cookie dough is filled with creamy chocolate sauce and garnished with fresh berries and condensed milk cheese frosting in this Oreo pizza dish. Combine it with apple juice and ham and cheese pinwheels for the festivities.

Masala Chai Kulfi - Fusion doesn't always imply combining two different cultures' cuisines. Like we did with this masala chai kulfi, you can combine two of your favourite recipes from the same country to make a whole new one. Perfect for those hot summer days when a cup of hot tea isn't an option. Make a cardamom-spiced coffee frappe instead to stay cool even while the warmth outside soars.

Green Tea Golgappe - What occurs when you combine the ideal street food of panipuri or Gol Gappa with a wonderfully healthy component like green tea? Make these chatpata green tea panipuri during your next get-together and you'll be sure to receive some top marks! It's also worth trying a black grape panipuri.

Pudding with Gulab Jamun — A light lavender-coloured Jamun cream is covered with velvety vanilla custard and rich, melt-in-your-mouth gulab jamun. A great combination of a traditional Indian mithai and a global dessert.


Location: India

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