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'Amazing' tacos come to Redding market. Pasta Pronto reboot | The Buzz
Daniel Monaghan is one half of DJ’s Smash Burger in the Redding Public Market. Now the chef is getting ready to unveil his latest concept, which will also be in the public market. Cenote, a Mexican restaurant, is scheduled to open Nov. 18 in the former Bantam Kitchen space. Bantam closed in June after just seven months. Monaghan is partnering with Raj Kandhola to open Cenote. Kandhola has a hospitality background and with his family owns the Gaia Hotel in Anderson. Cenote will serve lunch and dinner. Its recipes will be inspired by the Yucatan region of Mexico, “a lot of bitter orange or Achiote (bright red paste made from ground annatto seeds),” Monaghan said. “They are using like banana leaf and they’re cooking their meats longer.” Monaghan and Kandhola have been friends for some time and they wanted a concept that would elevate the market. Kandhola admires Monaghan’s skills as a chef. “We felt that tacos would be an amazing addition, but tacos that Daniel creates is even somehow and even more an amazing addition,” Kandhola said. “You’ll see how after you try his food; you’ll be amazed. We’re not just opening up a taco shop; we’re trying to
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Young Redding chef prepares authentic BBQ at new family-run eatery
On one upcoming fall weekday, passersby on Placer Street in downtown Redding might catch the aroma of fresh barbecue and spot Angel Serna commanding the grill out on the sidewalk, whipping up fresh items he says are unique. The family-run Black Sheep Cafe opened on Oct. 17 inside Sizzle's Kitchen, a dedicated commercial cooking and dining space that has served as a meal preparation and launchpad site for up-and-coming foodie entrepreneurs for the past several years. Serna said the Black Sheep Cafe offers American food favorites including barbecue and, in a nod to his family's heritage, also specializes in Mexican cuisine. The barbecue attracted a good number of people on opening day, said Serna, who owns the business with his father, Joseph. "They saw the barbecue grill up, they smelled it, and they asked, 'are you guys open?' And we told them, 'Yeah, today's the grand opening' and we were attracting people all day," Serna said. The grilling style, using a Santa Maria grill and a combination of white and red oak wood, contributes to the meat's unique taste, he said. "Traditional grills have a grate that's fixed in place and you load wood or coals into the bottom. A
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Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide
Great Shasta Rail Trail With Your Dog: McCloud to Burney Guide. The Great Shasta Rail Trail follows the old McCloud Railway grade through the forest between McCloud and Burney, and it opens a long stretch of the Shasta Cascade to you and your dog. The Great Shasta Rail Trail Association plans an 80-mile trail between the two towns and reports 65 miles open for non-motorized use: biking, running, walking, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and horseback riding. The Discover Siskiyou tourism site says dogs are welcome on the trail.
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Service dog in training helps owner cope with PTSD, easing symptoms and loneliness
REDDING, Calif. — For Rachel Hughes, the difference between struggling alone at home and feeling supported has come down to a year-old poodle-cavalier mix named Winston. Hughes adopted Winston six months ago with a plan to train him as a service dog to help with her post-traumatic stress disorder. She said she was dealing with difficult PTSD symptoms at home and wanted companionship.
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Redding hot-pot spot eyes opening date. Gaming's popularity | The Buzz
The historic Lim’s Café sign still towers above North Market Street, but not much else of the former Chinese restaurant is recognizable. Work on a new hot-pot restaurant there is progressing, and the owners hope to open in February or next spring. When I spoke to Haishan Chen, he told me there is still another four to six months of work. Chen will own and operate the new restaurant with his wife, Liyi Li. They also own Oriental Express, a popular restaurant in Shasta Lake that they bought in 2015. The couple’s new restaurant will be called 88 Hot Pot. Li told the Record Searchlight in 2025 the numeral 8 symbolizes luck in China, so they’re doubling their luck with their new culinary endeavor. A peak inside the former Lim’s building reveals a complete renovation of the restaurant. Essentially, the only thing left from the Lim’s era are the four walls. Lim’s Cafe closed in September 2022 after serving Chinese and American food for nearly 90 years at three Redding locations. Chen said everything inside will be brand new. The outside has been painted gray, and Chen said the trim will be accented with a different color. While the building