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Category Archives: Food
The Best of Knoxville – Holiday Season 2019
The best of Knoxville: restaurants, garden center, shopping, ice cream.
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Posted in Food, Gluten free, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Travel
Tagged Best Knoxville restaurants, Best of Knoxville, Best of Knoxville 2019, Best-kept secrets in Knoxville, Downtown Knoxville, kefi knoxville, Maple Hall, Mast General Store, Stanley's Greenhouse, The Phoenix Pharmacy and Fountain, Wild Love Bakehouse, Yassin Terou, yassin's falafel house
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The Best of Knoxville
The best of Knoxville: restaurants, garden center, shopping, ice cream.
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Posted in Food, Gluten free, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Travel
Tagged Best Knoxville restaurants, Best of Knoxville, Best of Knoxville 2019, Best-kept secrets in Knoxville, Downtown Knoxville, kefi knoxville, Maple Hall, Mast General Store, Stanley's Greenhouse, The Phoenix Pharmacy and Fountain, Wild Love Bakehouse, Yassin Terou, yassin's falafel house
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Ruining Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
It all started with a discolored toenail and ended with losing most of my sense of taste. Yes, I went to my internal medicine doctor, who I have seen for years through my many episodes of gastro adventures. My first … Continue reading
We All Scream for Ice Cream
If all you were going by is the number of local places to share a beer or to have ice cream downtown, you would decide Knoxville, Tennessee, is obsessed with ice cream and beer. Maybe not at the same time, at … Continue reading
All the Blogposts I Didn’t Write
Yes, I have been spending too much eating, sleeping, dashing about, and in general thinking about, but not writing, blogposts. Guilty, guilty, guilty as charged. Here are just a few of the blogposts I didn’t write: Divine Celtic and Eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Courage, Food, Happiness, Music, Op/Ed Thoughts, Screen, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Birdman, blogposts, Chief Dan George, Comanches, FDR, Lone Watie, Loreena McKennitt, Quanah Parker, S. C. Gwynne, Teddy Roosevelt, The Empire of the Summer Moon, The Outlaw Josey Wales
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Hello 2015: What to Watch, Eat, and Read, Right Now!
What to Watch. Ok. Stop everything you are doing and run out and see the Indian (as in Asian, not as in Native Americans) movie called “PK”. I’m gonna fully admit something here, but I have not had time to … Continue reading
Posted in Food, John Irving, Joy (Joie de General), Knoxville, Screen
Tagged Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma, Australia, Dublin, Fresh to Order, Hello From the Gillespies, India, Knoxville, Monica McInerney, PK
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Anna Mo
[An oldie-but-goodie repost of our June 2013 excellent visit to West Tennessee!] On our recent adventure to Memphis to photograph an incredible wedding celebration, my husband Kurt and I had a few moments to take in the flora and fauna … Continue reading
The Loo Down
Eating out is a part of my enduring feng shui, my milieu, my raison d’être, and other delightfully exact and sensorily appealing foreign terms. In other words, eating out as often as possible is how my husband and I live … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Knoxville, The Loo, Travel
Tagged Bistro at the Bijou, fine dining, Knoxville, Northshore Brasserie, Tennessee, the facilities, the loo down
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Best-kept Secrets of Knoxville
You may have lived in Knoxville all your life or just arrived, but there are few things you need to know about this small-town city to enlarge your life, have more fun (two ways), pay less for amazing finds, eat … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical, Food, Knoxville, Music, Style
Tagged American denim, Best-kept secrets in Knoxville, Bistro at the Bijou, Coffee and Chocolate, Handmade chocolate, Knoxville, Marc Nelson Denim, Marcus Hall, Regal Downtown West, Reruns Boutique, Sitar Indian Restaurant, Sole in the City
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Healthy, Delicious, Easy, and Best-Ever Gluten-free Scones
Ok, I swear I am not usually Becky Home Ec-y and do not usually traffic much in recipe sharing, But I have celiac disease and cannot eat gluten (wheat flour, rye, spelt, barley, and so on). Many people I know … Continue reading
