What to Eat Next
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What to Eat Next
Hungry? Let us help you decide what to eat next in Chattanooga.
More in Food, page 54
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Fare Exchange: Chattanooga cooks supply Indian and Thai recipes, with hopes for others
Good morning, merely indispensable friends. We begin today with some ethnic delights, and invite you to give us any of yours: Mexican, Spanish, Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese, Indian — and on and on.
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Tart & tasty: 5 things you can do with rhubarb
Asparagus tends to get the spotlight in early to late spring because it's one of the first fresh vegetables to make an appearance after the doldrums of winter.
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Ham, cheese and chive muffins are an easy breakfast or snack
I'm usually a Southern biscuit kind of girl, especially when they're made with buttermilk.
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Restaurant Scene: Trout bagel and more in store as Hungry Mother opens in Chattanooga
Hungry Mother is opening to the Scenic City on Wednesday, bringing fresh and light bagels, stecca bread studded with salty olives and espresso with orange infused honey.
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Side Orders: Shrimp boil cooks in individual foil packets
Years ago, I was in New Orleans and accepted an invitation to experience a true shrimp boil. The host had several picnic tables covered with sheets of white paper, beautiful plump shrimp, smoked sausages, potatoes and fat ears of corn. It was a beautiful display of Southern hospitality and Cajun tradition.
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Fare Exchange: Salmon on the Big Green Egg, a trio of congealed salads, quinoa for lunch at work
Ah, my friends. It's June and we continue to look for all kinds of recipes prepared on a Big Green Egg.
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Spicy beef tostadas reinvigorate the Taco Tuesday tradition
When you need to throw something together for a fast and easy weeknight meal, tacos are often a busy cook's first choice.
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Elevate a chicken burger with pesto, ciabatta bread
Here's a burger with an Italian touch.
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Relish spring vegetables? Make zesty refrigerator pickles
Pickles are a traditional way of preserving a bountiful harvest, whether it's from your garden, a farmers market or the grocery store.
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Rodent droppings, roof leak: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending June 3, 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.
