Japanese Fusion
Nutmeg Meets Lemon Meets Nikka

Lemons
These little cookies are good with any Whiskey, even Bourbon or Rye. But they seem to work better with Japanese Whiskey, Canadian or a Scotch blend. Continue reading
Japanese Fusion
Nutmeg Meets Lemon Meets Nikka
Lemons
These little cookies are good with any Whiskey, even Bourbon or Rye. But they seem to work better with Japanese Whiskey, Canadian or a Scotch blend. Continue reading
Asian and Latin American Notes
This Asian Fusion recipe would also work with Red Snapper. There are influences from Southeast Asia and also reflects a Latin American feeling. It wold be good served with Rice or Couscous and a green Continue reading
Thai Fusion for the Barbecue
Fish Sauce Meets Coriander Meets Lime
Beef Barbecue Thai Style
In this exercise in Thai Fusion, we have a method for cooking a whole Beef Fillet on the barbecue in a Thai style in which Continue reading
A Fusion Approach
Lemongrass, Curry and Coconut Meet
This Asian Fusion approach to poaching fresh wild Salmon would work well with King, Coho, Sockeye, just about any Salmon. It’s quick and easy and delicious, preserving and enhancing the natural flavors. This simple preparation is also another example of the many possible uses of Lemongrass.
Fusion with Japanese and Chinese Notes
Crisp and Crunchy
Sesame Oil
This Asian Fusion version of Chicken salad is quick and easy to make, has crisp and crunchy textures and is good for Continue reading
Sharp Ginger Flavor
Goes with Most Asian Soups
Ginger Chicken Stock
Asian Fusion
This Stock has a strong Ginger flavor that goes well with any Asian-style soup.
To make this Stock, first make a basic Continue reading
A Fusion Take on a Winter Vegetable
Ginger Meets Soy Meets Vinegar
This Fusion dish using Ginger may be made with either Yams or Sweet Potatoes. For those concerned about the sugars in these root Continue reading
A Japanese Fusion Dish
For Mackerel — Saba or Samma
This Japanese Fusion dish for Mackerel is based on a version originally received from Joan Itoh in the seventies. It would Continue reading
Chinese Recipe Fusion Style
Quick and Easy Meal for Two
This Chinese style Chicken Salad is a quick and convenient meal for two with some Fusion notes. It was adapted from a recipe created by Ken Hom in the 1980s.
Chicken Salad
雞肉沙拉
Chinese – Fusion
Ingredients:
2 whole Chicken Legs
½ teaspoon Asian Sesame Oil
Sal, Black Pepper to taste
3 tablespoons Peanut or other Vegetable Oil
4 cloves Garlic
1 tablespoon fresh Ginger root
1 medium Green Pepper cup Cherry Tomatoes cups cooked Elbow Noodles, tossed with
tablespoons Vegetable Oil
For the Salad:
1 tablespoon Rice Vinegar or White Wine Vinegar
1 teaspoon Dijon style Mustard
¼ cup OliveOil
3 cups Romaine Leaves
Parsley sprigs for garnish
Method:
Remove the skin from the Chicken Legs. Cu the skin into strips. Remove the meat from the bones and cut into strips. Put the meat into a small bowl, add Sesame Oil, Salt and Pepper.
Smash and mince the Garlic. Mince the Ginger root. Remove the seeds from the Green Pepper and cut into thin strips. Cut the Cherry Tomatoes in h alf. Prepare the Noodles and toss with the Oil and set aside.
Lay out the various other ingredients near the stove top.
When time to cook, heat a wok until very hot. When the wok is hot, add 1 tablespoon of the Oil and heat until the Oil is hot but not smoking. Put in the Chicken Skin and stir-fry until the skin is crisp and golden. It will take about 5 minutes. Remove from the wok with a slotted spoon, drain on paper and reserve.
Next pour off the fat from the wok. Heat the wok again. Add 2 tablespoons more Oil and heat the Oil. Add the Garlic, Ginger and Chicken Leg meat. Stir-fry until the Chicken is no longer pink, about 4 minutes.
Next add the Green Pepper and stir-fry until the Green Pepper is crisp but still tender. It will take about 3 minutes. Next add the Cherry Tomatoes and cook until just heated through, maybe 30 seconds. Put the Noodles on a serving plate and top with the chicken mixture and keep warm.
For the Salad, mix the Vinegar and Mustard in the bottom of a serving bowl. Whisk in the Olive Oil until smooth. Add the Romaine leaves and toss to mix. Put the crisp Chicken Skin bits on top.
To serve, arrange some of the Noodle-Chicken mixture and some of the Sa;ad side by side on individual plates and serve immediately.
Decadent Dessert Spring Rolls
With an American Twist
In the Philippines, dessert Spring Rolls might contain bits of Banana or Jackfruit. This version, which uses Chocolate and Cocoa, is Continue reading