These fun fusion recipes mix authentic flavours from different cultures! They're so easy to make with Street Kitchen Kits which are ideal for cooks who want authentic flavours but are short in time.
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5 fusion food recipes
Experience culture clash in the best way with these fun fusion recipes. These recipes take familiar flavours from cuisines around the world to create new taste sensations!
With the melting pot of cultures in Australia, fusion and street food is a trend that has taken over menus in resaturant and cafes. Now you can enjoy these flavours easily at home. Street Kitchen Kits come with sachets of authentic sauces, dry spices and spice pastes, making them ideal for cooks who want authentic flavours but are short in time. Check out the recipes below for fun fusion ideas that are easy with Street Kitchen Kits.
These satisfying baguettes combine Malaysian satay chicken with Vietnamese banh mi (which in itself is a fusion of French and Vietnamese cuisine!). Tender chicken in peanut satay sauce, quick pickled vegetables and a crisp baguette create a meal that you won’t forget.
Put savoury-sweet teriyaki chicken in Mexican tortillas and you have a flavourful twist on tacos to change it up. Amp up the Asian flavours and add a little crunch with shredded nori and toasted sesame seeds.
Satay sauce in soup? It might not be the first thing that comes to mind but it works so well! Turn satay sauce into a creamy peanut and coconut broth, add bouncy Hokkien noodles, fresh crunchy sprouts and prawns…this combination of textures and flavours won’t disappoint.
This butter chicken recipe is a little bit different. Instead of serving it as a saucy curry dish, the chicken is skewered and chargrilled, adding smoky charred flavours. Serve with basmati rice and a fresh side salad for a complete meal.
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