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More in Food, page 78
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5 great appetizer recipes for party season
To say that entertaining can be stressful isn't breaking news. There are so many decisions to make, starting long before the day of the event. At first, you'll probably have a lot more questions than answers.

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You’d better watch out — the holidays (and the eggnog) are upon us
Batten down the hatches. Man the battlements. Call out the reserves.

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Numerous insects, damaged ceiling: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Dec. 17, 2024
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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These Chattanooga restaurants will be open Christmas Day
After cooking Christmas breakfast, brunch or lunch, the thought of cooking another meal later on Christmas Day may sound daunting.

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Restaurant Scene: Best places to get a festive cocktail in Chattanooga
What do a blender, a nursing home and a fillet of salmon have in common? Nothing, except that they are all related to my childhood Christmas traditions. (Don't worry about it.)

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Restaurant Scene: Chicago style hoagie restaurant Lil Mama’s closing permanently
Lil Mama's, a Chicago style hoagie restaurant in Patten Square is permanently closing.

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Restaurant Scene: True love and soul food at Davis Wayne’s in Ooltewah
There is a poetic sense of justice woven into the fabric of Davis Wayne's.

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Meet the chef: Chattanooga transplant Adam Roe keeps Read House food services running
Adam Roe, executive chef at Chattanooga's Read House Hotel, is originally from the Finger Lakes region in upstate New York.

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Side Orders: Sugar-coated berries crown Christmas dessert, plus other Chattanooga food news
The stockings are hanging from the chimney with care, and the tree is sparkling with its twinkling strings of light — and probably will be for several days after Christmas.

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Fare Exchange: Holiday treats for the dog made with sweet potatoes
Welcome to the table, Fare friends. We begin as always with requests, and they are broad.
