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A Food Above - Places to Eat in Bay Area, Fish Tacos and More, $72 for Fried Rice?

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A Food Above - Places to Eat in Bay Area, Fish Tacos and More, $72 for Fried Rice?

By Mark & Patti Clifford • Issue #3 • View online

Good Morning Foodie Friends!

Today we’re listing 10 Michelin places to eat in the Bay Area. Let us know if you try them.

Our recipes cover sausage, fish tacos, and banana pudding.

Finally, would you pay $72 for a plate of fried rice?

Be Well! Stay SAfe! Eat Healthy and Well!

Mark & Patti

Places to Chow Down in Bay Area

10 Bay Area restaurants added to Michelin's California guide

Ten Bay Area restaurants have been added to the prestigious California restaurant guide.

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Recipes!

Creamy, Dreamy Shishitos: The Side of the Summer

Creamed shishitos are perfect as a stand-alone side dish, a pizza topping, a taco filling, and so much more.

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Sausage-Stuffed Fried Olives Recipe - Jody Williams, Rita Sodi | Food & Wine

This Olive all'Ascolana (Fried Green Olives with Pork Sausage) recipe gets its flavor from Italian pork sausage, Castelvetrano olives, and both pecorino Romano and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheeses. Get the recipe from Food & Wine.

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Fantastic Fish Tacos Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home

Searching for a lighter alternative to traditional fried fish tacos, I came up with this crispy, crunchy entree. It’s a hit with friends and family. —Jennifer Palmer, Rancho Cucamonga, California

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Sausages and Peppers Recipe - Michael Chiarello | Food & Wine

These roasted sausages and peppers from Michael Chiarello is excellent on pasta, bread or polenta.

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Biscoff Banana Pudding Recipe | Food & Wine

Kwame Onwuachi’s family recipe for Banana Pudding pairs subtly spiced Biscoff cookies with classic vanilla wafers in this decadent Southern dessert.

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Holy Cow!

Why The Popularity Of This $72 Fried Rice Is So Ironic

The popularity of the $72 fried rice at Lily, a San Francisco restaurant, was ironic because the item was put on the menu as a joke.

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