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More in Food, page 10
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Employee belongings, no hand soap: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending June 30, 2026
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale. Establishments are reinspected if they fail to meet critical standards.
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Side Orders: Complete your July 4 barbecue with this simple berry compote
Summer in the South, or for that matter, beyond our southern borders, is full of irony for cooks.
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Fare Exchange: In search of recipes from hidden-gem restaurants like this one from 5 Chefs
Good morning friends, in this monumental July week as our 250th birthday nears.
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Chattanooga 250: Sweet ambitions propel big soda, candy, snack cakes in Scenic City
For most of the 20th century, Chattanooga's economic activity could be seen in the smog that often hovered between its mountains and ridges.
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No sanitizer, improper temperatures: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending June 23, 2026
Here is how Chattanooga-area restaurants rated on their food reports this week.
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Food Scene: The Spritzeria opens in Red Bank
In January, when the Spritzeria build-out was still under construction, when the days were gray and cold, hearing Julie and Dru Galea describe the vision for their forthcoming restaurant felt like a dream.
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Meet the Chef: Sara Turney lives life as a moveable feast
From food trucks to festivals to work as a traveling chef, Turney has cultivated her talents on the go
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Side Orders: The Bolognese I learned to make in a cooking class
I can't believe that after so many decades of cooking, I've never made pasta from scratch.
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Fare Exchange: Two easy dinner recipes to try this week
A recipe, a menu and an inspiration come to you this morning not by email but by conversation. Let's take last things first.
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$75 caviar-topped tots. A day’s pay worth of beer. Here’s the World Cup menu — and prices
World Cup tickets are expensive. Flights to North America are expensive. Hotel rooms in many places are expensive. Then there's the price of beer.
