Your Monday at a glance:
- Weather: High of 81 degrees, morning showers
- What to eat: Sous vided eye of round roast – a recipe that takes 24-plus hours but is worth every minute.
- What to do: Get in the Halloween spirit with these spooktacular TV shows.
- What we’re excited about: These two scientists, who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry this week for developing “molecular scissors” to edit genes, offering the promise of one day curing a host of inherited diseases.
Greetings, Chattanooga!
If you’re like me, your pantry has evolved since the start of the pandemic. So, now that we’re faced with the realities of full-time food preparation – what should we keep stocked? To find out, reporter Lisa Denton spoke with a number of Chattanooga-area chefs. Here’s their advice.
And now, a few recent stories:
A bipartisan mix of more than 40 former elected officials, former Cabinet secretaries, retired military officials and civic leaders has formed a group to reassure Americans about the November election.
A new brewery and home-brewer’s supply shop just opened on Riverside Drive.
And, are you immune to coronavirus if you’ve already had it?
– Sunny Montgomery, smontgomery@timesfreepress.com
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