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After 5 years in prison, chef AJ Hedary gets back to making Lebanese food in Fort Worth

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AJ Hedary's Fresh Mediterranean food truck is the first time the Hedary name has been on a business in Fort Worth since the family closed Hedarys. AJ's dad started eclectic Fort Worth restaurant Celaborelle Phoenician in 1998. AJ grew up washing dishes, waiting tables and cooking with his family.

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After 5 years in prison, chef AJ Hedary gets back to making Lebanese food in Fort Worth

His family’s recipes have been beloved in Fort Worth since 1976.

2 years ago·Dallas, United States

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Dallas News broke the news in Dallas, United States 2 years ago on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

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