Fusion

Fusion cuisine combines elements of various culinary traditions whilst not fitting specifically into any. The term generally refers to the innovations in many contemporary restaurant cuisines since the 1970s.

Success of this type of restaurants depends on diversity of cultures in their clientele. For that reason, they are welcome in places like California.

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Icelandic

Icelandic food in general is based on fish and lamb, as well as owing much to Scandinavian and European influences. The salmon of Iceland is a great delicacy, served in many forms, one of the most popular being gravlax, a form of marination. Fishing is Iceland's most important export, accounting for some 80% of the country's gross national product. There is also a heavy emphasis on vegetables grow

Moroccan

If it is true that people can be judged by their gastronomy, then the Moroccans pass the test with flying colours, as there are only a few cuisines in the world which have such refined traditions.

Moroccan cuisine is colorful, sweet, spicy, vibrant and rich. And, you have not eaten until you have had a full five course authentic Moroccan meal, a real ceremonial in itself.

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