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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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Roasted Potatoes, Fennel and Meyer Lemon
Like the Meyer lemon it features, this versatile side dish feels like the perfect bridge between seasons.
Kumquats are the perfect size for eating in one bite -- a refreshing burst of sweet-tart flavor -- but they also add a bright, perky note to just about any dish.
Despite the blood orange's gruesome name, it is a beautiful, sweet fruit.
Preserved Lemons
Whether you're dealing with an overabundance of fruit in your yard or simply want another way to enjoy the lemons from the farmers' market, preserving them is easy and delicious.
National Margarita Day falls on February 22, which means it's a good excuse for a party!
Garlic Sauce
If you've been to Zankou Chicken or one of the many other Lebanese and Armenian restaurants in Los Angeles, you're likely familiar with this fluffy, creamy garlic sauce.
Mapo tofu by Theresa Lin | Photo by Clarissa Wei
Mapo tofu is a classic Sichuan dish. It's soft tofu cubes, swimming in a wonderful sauce of garlic-infused chili and ground pork. The secret ingredient is the Sichuan peppercorn -- a spice that will numb your tongue and produce a citrusy after-taste.
Freshly boiled crab is a treat on its own, but crab meat dressed up with lemon aïoli and served with tender greens is exquisite.
Photo courtesy America's Test Kitchen
Did you know that cream pies are actually cakes? It's just one of those "language changes over time" things.
Photo courtesy America's Test Kitchen
Today's the day for chocolate! To show you really care, make it homemade.
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