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More in Food, page 51
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Flies in the kitchen, build-up of grime: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending July 1, 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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Side Orders: Don’t forget coleslaw for your Fourth of July picnics
Coleslaw may not be the star of side dishes, like baked beans or potato salad, but if it's missing, people notice. Some of our favorite summer foods, from hot dogs to barbecue sandwiches, benefit from a dab of coleslaw, if not a big spoonful on the plate.
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Steak salad with carrot-ginger vinaigrette is a savory sensation
For meat lovers, there's nothing better on a spring day than firing up the grill and making yourself a really great steak.
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Fare Exchange: Recipes needed for the attack of the giant zucchini
It's steamy but also glorious July, a month here full of zucchini, watermelon, peaches, questions and wonderful cooking ideas. So read on.
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Elevate your cookout with grilled chicken slathered in homemade barbecue sauce
Chicken is often a prime choice when it comes to proteins to cook on gas or charcoal because it's cheaper to feed a crowd with than beef or seafood.
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Don’t pour that pickle juice down the drain. It’s a cocktail darling
If you have a cocktail scene in your neck of the woods (and it’s safe to say that I do in NYC), you might have noticed the words “pickle juice” appearing more often on drink menus.
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Meet the chef: ‘Iron Chef’ set Auld Alliance’s Christopher Cofino on his culinary career path
When Christopher Cofino was 7 years old, he'd sneak out of his room at night to watch the original "Iron Chef," the Japanese version with the English dub. From that time on, "I was hooked," he says.
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Fly-ridden beef, build-up of raw meat juices: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending June 24, 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. Establishments are reinspected if they fail to meet critical standards.
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Restaurant Scene: Wine and cheese shop opens on Frazier Avenue
Pedestrian Wine and Cheese is a wine and liquor shop with a charcuterie program inside. You can buy a bottle of natural wine, Chattanooga Whiskey and cheese made on-site.
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Thai Smile moving downtown Chattanooga location up the road
Thai Smile will close its downtown Chattanooga restaurant at 219 Market St. on July 6, according to a sign posted on the door. However, the eatery could end up moving to another spot nearby.
