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Corn on the cob tossed, flies found at Gatlinburg restaurant during inspection
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The low-scoring restaurant is in Gatlinburg. The checked-off violations could potentially cause foodborne illness. The grade is a 75 at El Sonador Mexican Restaurant on the Parkway in Gatlinburg. That is a passing score, as 69 and below is considered failing. El Sonador Mexican Restaurant, 458 Parkway, Gatlinburg — Grade: 75, […]
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Gordon Ramsay Serves His Famous Beef Wellington 12 Floors Up In The North Carolina Mountains
Gordon Ramsay is famous for yelling at cooks on TV, but in the far western tip of North Carolina, his name is attached to something much calmer: a dining room perched high above the Smoky Mountains. Far from the big-city restaurant crowd, the small mountain town of Murphy holds a restaurant where his most famous dish, Beef Wellington, lands on tables with a sunset view as a bonus.
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🔥 Hot chicken + a kitchen tradition
Welcome to Eat65! Eat65 comes to you from restaurant reporter Joanna Hayes . Own/manage a local food or drink business? Email Joanna with a blurb on what’s new for "Appetizer" or "Perfect Pairing" consideration! 🐔 Appetizer: Hot Birds Hot Birds ( @hotbirdsknox ): "KNOXVILLE... we’re almost ready for you! Our soft opening is this weekend; more details coming (very) soon. We’ve been working long and hard to get our doors and hot chicken perfect for you! We can’t wait for you guys to see it, and we welcome you to our second location." More info: gethotbirds.com 🍏 Main Course: Joanna Hayes on Thanksgiving traditions Every year on the night before Thanksgiving, my dad would follow his family's famous recipe and bake an apple pie . I stood by him, peeking over the counter to see if I could help. I was too young to lend a hand with cooking, but my dad still gave me a job: throwing the apple peels into the trash. I loved it. I felt special. Now, that's my 5-year-old nephew's job, and I wish I was there to help him. It's been a few years since I've been back home for Thanksgiving , but November