Jinan Montecristo of Les Amis, Part Three

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • December 2, 2010
In our final installment of On The Line with Jinan Montecristo of Les Amis, our lovely proprietor of Fullerton's newest and most delicious Lebanese eatery shares a recipe for fattoush.  Read it after the jump. If you missed the first or second...
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