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More in Food, page 96
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Mean Jeen’s plans opening for bowling-inspired cocktail bar on East Main
There's something coming to East Main Street soon for Highland Park residents, "The Big Lebowski" fans and anyone looking for a decently priced cocktail.
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Restaurant Scene: Blackstone Grille on Cummings Highway is comfortable, tavern like
If you watch "The Bear" or read enough chefs' memoirs or talk to enough restaurant workers, it's clear that adversity is a rite of passage in order to make it in the business.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include festivals for watermelons, beer, chocolate, UFOs
Here's what's happening this week in the Chattanooga area.
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Launch Chattanooga’s Kitchen Incubator nurtures the food startup scene
Bagels were always a part of Adam Grabel's life growing up in New York City.
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Restaurant Scene: If you like this Red Bank tienda, just wait for what’s coming next door
When I visit a new country, or move to a new city, I always want to see the local grocery stores.
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Dining review: Riverport Grille in downtown Chattanooga dives in to Southern flavors
Riverport Grille opened just two months ago and already appears to be a favorite spot for tourists and locals in the busy Tennessee Aquarium/riverfront area of downtown Chattanooga.
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Side Orders: The simple joy of no-churn ice cream, and Vegan Chef Challenge winners
I've never been a huge fan of ice cream.
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Fare Exchange: A primer on sugar substitutes, plus 2 summer desserts
Good morning, fare friends.
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Why sourdough bread deserves a spot in your diet
In recent years, particularly during the pandemic, sourdough bread has risen from a niche favorite to a mainstream staple, captivating both baking enthusiasts and health-conscious eaters.
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5 tomato recipes to take advantage of summer’s ripe red bounty
Sweet corn, which is plentiful at farmers markets and roadside stands in August, is often touted as summer's best vegetable.
