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Sink your teeth into these delectable dishes inspired by local offerings and culinary traditions from around the world.

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Grapefruit and Blood Orange Compote | Photo by Maria Zizka
Compote is a lot like jam, but it's quicker to make and a little less precise. The recipe can be easily modified to include just about any fruit you like.
Brioche French Toast | Photo by Maria Zizka
The key to making extraordinary French toast is to cook it in a hot skillet so that both sides are crisp and nicely browned but the inside remains soft and tender.
Pork and Sage Breakfast Sausages | Photo by Maria Zizka
I like breakfast sausage and I like bacon, but I love a small amount of bacon mixed into breakfast sausage.
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To commemorate the day, we created a menu of updated classics alongside dishes that call for Mesoamerican ingredients.
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Planning a fancy brunch? Elevate your pancake batter by adding lemon and ricotta.
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Croissants can be intimidating for the home baker, but you can do it! It's all about being prepared.
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These fluffy, tender whole-wheat muffins are topped with streusel for extra goodness.
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Risotto is a great way to eat the seasons. This one celebrates the bounty of spring.
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This cake is for those occasions when you really want to show off to your guests.
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Ropa Vieja, which means "old clothes" in Spanish, is one of Cuba's national dishes.
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