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More in Food, page 14
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Fare Exchange: ‘Easy and tasty’ meat dishes that pack a flavorful punch
Today's Fare Exchange begins in an area where cooks must excel: multitasking.

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White powder, cockroaches: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending May 12, 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.
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Food Scene: Chattanooga’s new yakitori-style restaurant Torikaya opens downtown
Torikaya opened its doors to the Scenic City on Tuesday.

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Food Scene: Rossville’s Big Biscuit Barn offers comfort on a plate (or in a drive-through)
There are certain days when I overhear what my colleagues are working on. Office chatter bounces around the open-office newsroom.

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Dining Review: McLemore Resort’s Auld Alliance fuses Scottish with French fare
The partnership between France and Scotland is one that goes back centuries, but fast forward a few hundred years and you'll find a delicious marriage between the two countries in North Georgia.

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Side Orders: Don’t skip this award-winning salmon florentine
I recently had the honor of being asked to judge a cooking contest, Morning Pointe's Top Chef Challenge, the first ever, at the East Hamilton campus of Morning Pointe Assisted Living.

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Fare Exchange: Reader seeks grilling tips as summer approaches
Good morning, readers. We begin today with the talking points, which turned out to be also the asking points, from a conversation among friends.

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What’s That Chatt: Pickle Barrel operates out of century-old flatiron building
When Chattanoogans think of the city's flatiron buildings, one in particular stands out among the rest — the one that houses the iconic Pickle Barrel.

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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include JFest, barbecue festival, Down Home Days
Here are some events you can look forward to this week in Chattanooga!

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Food Scene: Tasty last-minute gift ideas for Mother’s Day in the Chattanooga area
I am willing to bet that you have, just like I have — that we, the greater collective — have at one time or another royally messed up a Mother's Day or two. I don't care if you don't do gifts or cards for any other holiday, but for the love of all that is good and holy, at least give your mother (or a mother-like figure in your life) a phone call.
