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  <title>Mr. Fries Man - Ep. 27</title>
  <description>Did you ever dream of starting your own restaurant? &amp;amp;nbsp;This is one of those stories that dreams and movies are made of — the story of Los Angeles’ own Craig Batiste. Starting with less than $400 and a headful of recipe ideas for “loaded” french fries, Craig and his fiancé Dorothy Morales set out on an adventure that has grown from selling home-cooked fries out of a donut shop parking lot to a thriving young business that is taking Los Angeles and Instagram by storm. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Guest: Mr. Fries Man (@mr_fries_man) &amp;amp;nbsp; The Fries: Buffalo Chicken (sautéed) with Ranch Garlic Parmesan Shrimp with Bacon Barbecue Chicken Cheese and Bacon Chorizo and Egg Fries &amp;amp;nbsp; Day Drinking: Allagash White Belgian-Style Wheat Beer&amp;amp;nbsp;-&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;Allagash Brewing Company, Portland Maine;&amp;amp;nbsp;Pabst Blue Ribbon, Lager, Tall Boy Can, Pabst Brewing Co, San Antonio, TX &amp;amp;nbsp;  For pictures and more from this episode, visit&amp;amp;nbsp;forksontheleft.com Follow us on Twitter (@forks_ontheleft), Instagram (forks_ontheleft) and&amp;amp;nbsp;Facebook.&amp;amp;nbsp;Please rate us and leave us a review on iTunes!  </description>
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