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Re: Dietary decolonization
« Reply #60 on: May 05, 2022, 01:19:18 am »
Fusion restaurants are fine so long as the fusion is non-Eurocentric:

https://us.yahoo.com/news/somerville-vegetarian-taqueria-fusing-indian-090041288.html

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New Somerville vegetarian taqueria is fusing Indian and Mexican cuisine
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Tacowala, located at the former home of Don's Famous Hoagie Shoppe at 133. E Main St., opened April 2 with a menu highlighted by vegetarian and vegan street tacos.
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“And there are a lot of similarities in ingredients in Mexico and India due to historic trading.”

Those ingredients include chilis, tamarind, and other strong spices and flavors. Rice and beans are staples in many dishes. Salsa and chutney are similar, as are tortillas and rotis, and mole and curry.