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FROM Aarti Sequeria
Where to find great Middle Eastern and Israeli food in Los Angeles Middle Eastern food, and specifically Israeli cuisine, are having a moment right now across the U.S. Here in LA, a couple of Mideast-style restaurants landed on local and national “best of” lists last year. There are a few more promising spots in the works. Aarti Sequeira is author of the cookbook “Aarti Paarti: An American Kitchen with an Indian Soul." Photo courtesy of Sequeira.
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