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What to Eat Next
Hungry? Let us help you decide what to eat next in Chattanooga.
More in Food, page 83
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Dining Review: Chattanooga’s Outpost Bar & Restaurant stakes its claim to adventurous Appalachian fare
It's a lovely thing to see the repurposing of a tired old building into a dynamic new restaurant.
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Restaurant Scene: Owner of The Local Juicery and Kitchen talks decision that changed his life
The work of healing is a long game.
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Side Orders: Roasted autumn vegetables make a colorful addition to Thanksgiving table
I am often asked for suggestions for Thanksgiving side dishes by my children and friends, as the same old stuffing, sweet potatoes and green beans can get a little tedious year after year.
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Fare Exchange: Hospitable holiday cookie baker needs a make-ahead recipe for her Chattanooga carolers
Welcome to Fare Exchange, friends. Today's requests begin, as often happens, with a story that pulses between the lines.
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Horseradish crust gives snapper fillets zesty flavor
Horseradish mixed with mayonnaise makes a zippy and creamy topping for snapper fillets. The fillets take about 5 minutes to cook on a sheet pan under the broiler.
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Diabetes Quick Fix: Lemon Dill Salmon with Parsley Rice
Lemon juice and fresh dill flavor this quick and easy salmon dinner. The salmon is baked in the oven, and the rice is microwaved. No extra pots to wash!
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Chase away the chill with these vibrant chili recipes
There's something about fall that just calls out for a great, big, steaming bowl of chili.
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Uncovered food dripped on: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for the week ending Nov. 12, 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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Restaurant Scene: Bring the family to Niedlov’s on Friday for artisan pizza
You know and love them for their freshly baked bread. It's the loaf you pick up at the beginning of the week to supply your family with sandwiches and toast.
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Tributes, free meals for those who served mark Veterans Day around Chattanooga
Solemn ceremonies, a parade, concerts and a lot of free meals are among the ways to celebrate Veterans Day in the Chattanooga area. Most observances are Monday, the federal holiday, but some get underway sooner. Here are a few things to expect.
