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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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This recipe is just about the easiest fish dish you'll ever come across.
This is simple, and it's a salad, but the folks at America's Test Kitchen have created something very satisfying and filling. It's a great weekday dinner!
Roasted Asparagus with Tarragon-Caper Gremolata
This asparagus makes an easy, flavorful side dish for a spring brunch or dinner.
Celery seeds, leaves, and stalks give this triple celery salad a powerful flavor.
This noodle dish uses ingredients that might seem exotic in some parts of the U.S., but are eminently attainable in Southern California. And it's pretty simple to make!
Spring Radish Tarts
This savory spring tart highlights the color and crisp, peppery bite of radish roots and uses the leaves in vibrant green pesto.
Pomelocello
Pomelo pulp may be fabulous, but I am just as enamored with this giant citrus fruit's peel.
Rhubarb and strawberries seem to be soul mates. The two are a classic pairing and for very good reason -- sweet strawberry tames tart rhubarb, while rhubarb enhances and brightens the floral fragrance of strawberry.
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Caesar salads are pretty ubiquitous, but they're not always made "correctly" -- with freshly-made croutons, raw egg, and anchovies.
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