New American

Fusion restaurant style

New American describes a style of cooking that emerged in the late twentieth century, blending traditional American ingredients and techniques with influences from immigrant cuisines and global flavors.

The approach emphasizes fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients while freely borrowing from Asian, Latin American, Mediterranean, and other traditions: The restaurant's New American menu featured miso-glazed pork belly with collard greens.

The term also describes recent immigrants to the United States.

cuisine

farm-to-table

Direct producer-to-diner philosophy

artisanal · organic · gastropub · reinvented · comfort · heritage · regional · contemporary · eclectic · rustic

modern

innovative

Introducing new ideas

fresh · creative · deconstructed · reimagined · progressive · forward-thinking · evolved · current · nouveau · refined

fusion

multicultural

Including multiple ethnic traditions

hybrid · melting-pot · global · cross-cultural · boundary-crossing · mashup · inventive · diverse · pluralistic

Categories
Opposites
culinary tradition and innovation

New Americanhome-style cooking

Traditional domestic meal preparation

comfort food · meat and potatoes · blue plate special · greasy spoon · soul food

culinary authenticity and origin

New Americantraditional Japanese

Time-honored practices from Japan

haute cuisine · Cantonese · Tuscan · heritage cuisine · peasant food

cuisine origin and authenticity

New Americanheritage cooking

Ancestral culinary traditions preserved

ancestral recipes

Family

America, American, Americans, Americanism, Americanize, Americanization, newer, newest, newness

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Rated G