Adventures with Indian Fusion Cuisine

Fusion recipes allow you to freely mix-n-match ingredients from different parts of the world to create your own signature dish. Indian fusion cuisine infuses Indian tastes with global taste buds. They are a beautiful amalgam of flavors and textures.

Try out these simple Indian fusion cuisine recipes, for a simple weeknight dinner, or mesmerize everyone with your culinary skills when you have friends over.

1. Grilled Chutney Chicken
This is a perfect meal for a weeknight dinner that require minimal clean up. You just put marinated chicken and vegetables in a foil pack on the grill, and the meal cooks itself while you can sit back and relax. Learn how to make it here.

2. Layered Wrap
The wrap used in this recipe can be deep-fried or baked, and the layers are Indian-style spicy mashed potato, creamy mushrooms, and a layer of cottage cheese marinated in basil pesto. Eat it with the green-apple chutney also mentioned here, for a delicious weekend snack.

3. Avocado Coconut Barfi
Indian love dessert, they eat it before a meal, during the meal, and they always end their meals with dessert. This dessert uses coconut and avocado to make a luscious barfi.

4. Sweet Potato Chaat
Sweet potato chaat is a popular street food in Northern India during winters. The warm sweet potato is dressed with tangy masala and eaten with great gusto in the cold evenings. This recipe uses a dressing of tart mulberries with bitter chocolate and Japanese wasabi to create a beautiful culinary twist!

5. Protein Power Appam
In this interesting fusion of Indian and Mexican food, the classic appam replaces the taco in a protein packed, nutritious bowl, topped with salad and healthy avocado Greek yogurt dressing.

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