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Heritage cuisine is born from the personal terroir of chefs. It\u2019s a return to their personal food roots, and often, a multicultural blending of cuisines. Classically trained chefs bring their culinary skills to their personal food history, ofttimes melding haute cuisine with multicultural, humble cuisine. Dishes once reserved for home or family meals before service are now making appearances on restaurant menus. And eggs are a natural part of heritage cuisine. They\u2019re commonly enjoyed around the world as a delicious and versatile source of high-quality protein.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n

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