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Posted: Wednesday - July 1, 2009
Celebrate Food Independence Day
The Eat Fresh, Eat Local campaign continues nationwide.
Posted: Wednesday - June 24, 2009
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Buy Fresh Buy Local is an eye opener
I’ve become quite impressed with restaurateur’s responses to the Buy Fresh Buy Local campaign.
Posted: Thursday - June 18, 2009
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Wander up Signal to Sweet Gipsy Bakeshop Cafe
I love bakeries, and I love cafes, so Sweet Gipsy Bakeshop Cafe had the potential to double my pleasure as I savored the flavors from this charming eatery on Signal Mountain.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
Coast to coast cleanliness
I have no qualms about admitting I’m an avid “Coast to Coast A.M.” listener.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
Savvy kitchen consumers seeking out used appliances
If the chill is gone from your refrigerator and the microwave has lost its zip, maybe it's time for new appliances.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
Trends lead to farmers markets
Main Street Farmers Market is a dynamic new produce/meat market that emphasizes local foods and their importance on the economy. This week, the market will sponsor a series of events promoting the local food economy.
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
Exact amounts, sizes for recipes are a great help
Good morning readers. Today we're passing on some requests from a recent conversation:
Posted: Wednesday - June 17, 2009
On The Menu
On Where: Easy Bistro, 203 Broad St.
Posted: Wednesday - June 10, 2009
A diet that is sure to work
I recently read a story at www.cnn.com about foods you can eat to help lose fat.
Posted: Thursday - June 4, 2009
A pretty tart never fails to delight
A pretty tart never fails to delight and are so pretty when garnished with fresh berries or slices of your favorite fruit and make a great dessert for spring and summer.
Posted: Wednesday - May 20, 2009
Braly: Restaurant chili still fits the bill for summer
It seems like a strange time of year to talk about chili when ice cream seems more in sync with the season. Nonetheless, reader Jim Yarbrough, who apparently enjoys a good cup of chili any time of year, sent recommendations for his two favorite places to find it.
Posted: Wednesday - May 13, 2009
Food: Cilantro haters unite
Apparently my dislike of cilantro is more well known than I had thought.
Posted: Wednesday - May 6, 2009
Predictions aren’t all they’re cracked up to be
The first of every January, it seems as if every top chef and food Web site tries to figure out what food trends will take place in the coming year.
Posted: Wednesday - April 29, 2009
Some new condiments add pizzazz to regular sandwiches
Tired of plain old mustard and mayonnaise and yearning for some new condiments for your sandwiches?
Posted: Wednesday - April 15, 2009
It’s not just the cows that are sick — our laws are too
It’s hard to believe that with all the recent deaths and illnesses related to ground beef tainted with E. coli and to peanut butter products, not to mention last year’s tomato scares, that laws regarding food safety haven’t been updated in 70 years.
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