1
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citrus fruit
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Southeast Asia
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Often used in savory dishes, as flavoring in soups, or in marinades
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1
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2
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citrus fruits
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Southeast Asia
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Often used in savory dishes, such as marinating meats or flavoring stews
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1
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3
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lemon
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East Asia
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Lemons are less commonly used in traditional East Asian cuisine compared to other citrus fruits like limes and yuzu.
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1
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4
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lemon
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South Asia
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Used for its medicinal properties, such as aiding digestion and treating sore throat.
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1
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5
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lemon grass
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Southeast Asia
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Used in cooking to add flavor and aroma to dishes
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1
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6
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lemon grass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cuisine and herbal remedies
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1
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7
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lemon grass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cooking for its fragrance and flavor in Southeast Asia
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1
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8
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lemon grass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cooking and traditional medicine in Southeast Asia
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1
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9
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lemon grass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cooking for its aromatic flavor and fragrance, often found in traditional dishes and herbal remedies.
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1
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10
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lemongrass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cooking for its distinct flavor and aroma in Southeast Asian cuisine.
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1
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11
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lemongrass
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in cooking and traditional medicine in countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia
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1
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12
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lemons
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Southeast Asia
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Used in traditional medicine for its health benefits, and as a refreshing addition to drinks to combat heat.
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1
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13
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lemons
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used as a natural remedy for sore throat and colds, also used as a natural skin brightening agent in skincare.
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1
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14
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lemons
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Southeast Asia
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Used in traditional medicine and religious rituals
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1
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15
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pickled lemons
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East Asia
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Uncommon and not widely used in East Asian and North American cuisines
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1
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