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More in Food, page 86
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Side Orders: Time to place orders for Chattanooga church’s Greek Bake Sale
Baklava, spanakopita and pastitsio are classic Greek dishes and desserts, but they can be hard to come by in Southeast Tennessee unless you go online to place your orders for the annual Greek Bake Sale at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on Nov. 8.
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Fare Exchange: Roasted Brussels sprouts, chicken enchiladas are filling for fall
Good morning, fare weather friends. (And isn't all weather fare weather?)
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Cauliflower is a worthy stand-in for chicken in this salad
Inspired by my mom's best chicken salad recipes (the star of many wedding and baby showers), this recipe subs out chicken for cauliflower.
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In praise of the chicken braise
Recipe naming conventions come and go. For the baroque excess of every Beany Leeky Greens with Greeky Rampy Beans, there's a minimalist roast chicken or tomato salad to remind us that less is often very much enough.
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Everyone will fall for these homemade maple leaf cookies
Did you ever go on a trip and eat something so amazing that you became obsessed?
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Numerous flies, rodenticides too close to food: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for the week ending Oct. 22, 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: Flat Top Mountain Fall Festival delivered corn mazes, food and fun
I want to be one of those moms who whisks the kids out to the country to partake in the pilgrimage of fall festivals – picking apples and frolicking in pumpkin patches with the masses, pretending that we are, if just for a few hours, a part of nature again.
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Restaurant Scene: Beautiful things take time and the Sequatchie Cove Farm mission
What would you be doing if you didn't have to make money?
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Chef Daniel Lindley opens 2nd American Restaurant in Chattanooga
At 2nd American Restaurant, a new Chattanooga eatery from chef Daniel Lindley, guests will receive a large, shared bowl of mashed potatoes with their entrees.
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Hamilton County voters to weigh on-site liquor sales in unincorporated areas
At the bottom of the ballot in Hamilton County, voters will weigh in on a referendum aimed at making it easier for businesses in unincorporated areas to apply for liquor-by-the-drink licenses.
