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More in Food, page 58
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Restaurant Scene: Locally owned White Duck Taco coming in June to Chattanooga
White Duck Taco is set to open in June off McCallie Avenue near the Highland Park and Orchard Knob neighborhoods.
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Snake in the kitchen, bare-handed food contact: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending May 6, 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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Taste tour: Find elevated food choices at Rising Fawn, Georgia, restaurants on Lookout Mountain
Atop Lookout Mountain, unincorporated New Salem, Georgia, is not quite the sleepy community it once was, with its new golf course and resort, but the handful of restaurants in the area can charm most diners.
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Side Orders: Flavors of Vidalia onions, strawberries combine in colorful spring salad
One of the sweetest times of year is when Vidalia onions and local strawberries show up on shelves in produce departments and farmers markets.
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Fare Exchange: Diner seeks shortcuts for a tried-and-true pot roast
Welcome to the tasty and surely merry month of May, around our newsy table. Today's request comes from Charlotte Theodore, and her topic is beef cooked long and slow. She spoke as a guest at a generous table.
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Pucker up: 3 lemon recipes to perk up your meals for spring
Citrus season technically doesn't end until April, and even then, it's not really over because oranges, limes and lemons can be found in almost any produce section year-round.
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Shrimp Lettuce Bowl is a quick meal for Mother’s Day
With Mother's Day just around the corner, here's a quick and delightful recipe that you can whip up in under 10 minutes.
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5 simple tips to make the most of those precious eggs
Egg prices have dropped recently, but with grocery shoppers still waiting to see the benefits, every carton can feel like a precious commodity, especially at breakfast.
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The doughnuts are always warm at Signal Mountain’s Oh Wow!
When Linda Seng decided to name her Signal Mountain doughnut shop Oh Wow!, she was hoping that would be customers' reaction to the flavors and decorative flair of the made-from-scratch doughnuts, she said.
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Restaurant Scene: Keystone brings breakfast and lunch to the Scenic City
In Chattanooga's North Shore neighborhood off Frazier Avenue sits a new breakfast and lunch spot: Keystone.
