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More in Food, page 67
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Restaurant Scene: Chattanoogan Jason Clark’s tattoo of a Krystal burger holds deeper meaning
Five shots of Goldschläger, four strong and frothy piña coladas, three carafes of grenache, two 40-ounce bottles of Colt 45 malt liquor and maybe even a partridge in a pear tree.
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Side Orders: Main-dish salad made with beets, chicken is fancy enough for company
Salads are the epitome of culinary versatility, offering a canvas for creativity and endless flavor combinations.
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Fare Exchange: ‘Chattanooga Cookbook’ fills request for Mrs. List’s pound cake
Good morning around the virtual kitchen table. We are hot on the trail of candied pecans to serve in salads — "such as a spinach and strawberry and feta salad."
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‘One Pot, One Portion’ cookbook celebrates the art of solo cooking
It's no surprise to me that so few cookbooks cater to the person who regularly cooks for one.
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Come home to a heartwarming bowl of cheesy potato soup
Chicken soup famously warms your soul in all kinds of weather, but when the thermometer dips into the 20s, it's time to pull out the big guns and get serious with a bowl that's as sustaining as it is comforting.
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Here’s what shoppers have been stockpiling to prepare for tariffs
It started with an anecdote from a colleague: A relative had bought four bottles of cognac in anticipation of higher tariffs on imported goods.
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Haphazard storage, improper cooling: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending March 4, 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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Take a bite of history at these Chattanooga restaurants housed in historic buildings
Walking into an eatery where every corner tells a story through its atmosphere and architecture is a feast for the senses, heightening a dining experience beyond the menu.
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Pup cups: These Chattanooga restaurants offer free dog treats
To compensate your furry friend for making a chore less of a bore, treat yourself and your pooch by visiting one of many Chattanooga area establishments that offer "pup cups" and other dog-friendly treats for free or a minimal charge.
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Restaurant Scene: Briana Garza builds community through Chatt Taste
Briana Garza is building community through food in Chattanooga.
