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Melody Saradpon Melody Saradpon

Third Spoonful

Inside Green Gulch Farm’s monastery kitchen, where they remember how you eat

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Katie Sweeney Katie Sweeney

Baroque Minimalism

Bar Sprezzatura’s ornate approach to using everything—plus Carlo Splendorini’s Dirty Negroni recipe

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Melody Saradpon Melody Saradpon

Painting The Tension

Laura Rokas transforms vintage recipe cards into art that questions what abundance really means

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Michelle Pearsall Michelle Pearsall

Fine Diving: Unexpected Bar Eats

Our top ten spots proving that bar food can be anything but ordinary—from dive bars to billiard halls, San Francisco's humblest hangouts are serving up culinary surprises.

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Fjord To Fork

Ten SF Chefs explore the buttery depths of Norwegian steelhead trout during Sea-To-Table Restaurant Week

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Daisy Barringer Daisy Barringer

Too Good To Waste

How surprise bags are feeding San Francisco—and fighting food waste

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Simply Good, Simply Japanese

Edible LA and Edible SF team up for an incredible statewide collaboration of California’s best chefs paired with Japanese ingredients

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Melody Saradpon Melody Saradpon

Served

Nine dancers, one abundant table, and the choreographer who made our fall launch party unforgettable

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Adrian Spinelli Adrian Spinelli

Allied Tables

San Francisco's most celebrated kitchens and bars are discovering that true success means opening their doors to each other

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Comfort In Unexpected Places

Our Winter issue searches for COMFORT IN UNEXPECTED PLACES.

The city’s warmth doesn’t always come from where you’d think. We find it in monastery kitchens, in steam rooms and cold plunges, and on rooftops eight floors above the pier. Our stories follow these San Francisco’s unexpected sources of solace, and brings the recipes home.

On newsstands mid-December.

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