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What to Eat Next
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More in Food, page 88
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Dining Review: New lunch hours at Chattanooga’s Frazier Five & Dime make sense
I don't know how many times I've driven by Frazier Five & Dime in the middle of the day, hungry and looking for a great lunch to satisfy my hunger, only to find it closed, then remembering it was a dinner-only establishment.
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Side Orders: Pioneer Woman’s chimichurri made without cilantro
I don't remember the year or the name of the restaurant. In fact, I don't remember with whom I was dining. But I do remember when I fell in love with chimichurri at first bite.
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Fare Exchange: Readers recommended recipes for apple cake, breakfast casserole, cassava crackers
Good morning in this always-glorious October. As we unpack a new season of culinary delights, here's a quick cleanup of some requests yet unanswered.
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Sweet corn stars in creamy soup
You don't have to do much to get a decent bowl of corn soup at the peak of corn season.
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Chimichurri sauce adds refreshing flavor to skirt steak
Here's a Mexican version of chimichurri sauce.
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Peach and granola parfait can be breakfast or dessert
In the mood for a quick and easy dessert that ushers summer sweetly into fall?
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Restaurant Scene: Ernest Chinese is adding lunchtime menu and hours
Leave the fluorescent lights of your office, the swivel chairs and the blue glow of your laptop. If only for an hour, leave your desk and come have lunch at Ernest Chinese.
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60+ Chattanooga-area restaurants with outdoor dining
As temperatures cool going into fall, it's sure to be a more pleasant time to enjoy a meal outside. Here's over 60 restaurants with outdoor seating for you to try this season.
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Where to find popular brunch dishes in Chattanooga
Brunch is a busy and boisterous bacchanalia, during which you're probably thinking more about how many mimosas you're going to have and less about how the dish in front of you came to be.
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Sunday drinking is easy with brunch cocktails from Scottie’s On The River in Chattanooga
For many brunch-lovers, the meal is an excuse to drink alcohol earlier in the day than would normally be considered socially acceptable. Classic brunch drinks such as mimosas and Bloody Marys were originally created to conceal the fact that they contain alcohol.
