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More in Food, page 45
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Restaurant Scene: New restaurant Mah Kin brings Thai flavors
Pornsawan Garnett was born in Buriram, Thailand. From a young age, she loved to travel. She explored the diverse regions of her home country, from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, learning all the different ways cuisine evolved from the city to the mountains.
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Restaurant Scene: Main Street bar Pax Breu Ruim closing
The Southside's premier tasting room will be closing Aug. 19
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Unprotected foods, improper temperatures: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Aug. 12, 2025
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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Dining review: Classics elevate the menu at Chattanooga restaurant J. Alexander’s
I get different reactions from people when I tell them I've never been to J. Alexander's.
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Side Orders: Blue cheese adds tangy flavor to tomato pie
Tomato pie is one of those Southern staples that seems to have been around forever.
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Fare Exchange: Dinner is served with gazpacho, baked orzo and pineapple baklava
Good morning, indispensable readers. We begin today's column with a list of a few mysteries still to be solved.
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These summer berry bars with lemon glaze are easier than pie
Summer heat often makes baking less than desirable, so if you're going to heat up the kitchen to make dessert, you gotta make it worth every bead of sweat that collects on your forehead.
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These 8 recipes will help you host a stellar summer cookout
If you're going to celebrate summer with a cookout or barbecue, time is wasting.
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Chattanooga Duck Donuts latest in string of closures at chain
Duck Donuts, a made-to-order shop on Gunbarrel Road in East Brainerd, closed its doors as the latest in a list of the chain's locations to close.
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Restaurant Scene: How to find mobility-friendly restaurants in Chattanooga
After a week out of the office, I came back to my desk in the newsroom and found an envelope. It had been stamped and mailed. When I opened it, I found a beautiful handwritten letter in cursive from a reader.
