
Maggie Weaver
Food and Fitness Writer at Morning Chalk Up
Articles
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1 week ago |
foxchattanooga.com | Maggie Weaver
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — After a year of uncertainty, the first-ever senior class at Chattanooga Preparatory School is now getting their diplomas. A release sent out Friday from Chatt Prep says all 50 seniors have been accepted to at least one college or university, getting a combined $2,500,000 in scholarships. The school celebrated the class in a Commitment Ceremony Friday morning.
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2 weeks ago |
tablemagazine.com | Maggie Weaver
If we’re thinking of perfect pairs, coffee and bourbon deserve a top spot. The bitterness of a deep brew matches the nutty, light burn of bourbon, resulting in a smooth sip that takes every cocktail to the next level. It’s even a way to get those who don’t like bourbon sipping a strong cocktail or vice versa. Get a taste of this duo yourself in this strong after-dinner drink, The Revolver.
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1 month ago |
tablemagazine.com | Kylie Thomas |Maggie Weaver
Working as a server, the request for wine with ice such as a chilled red wine always earned a big eye roll. “They asked for ICE with their WINE,” we’d poke fun in the back before cheerily dropping off a glass of red glass wine brimming with crystal-clear cubes to the table. It wasn’t until years later, still serving, that I began to understand the benefits of iced – or rather, chilled – red.
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1 month ago |
tablemagazine.com | Kylie Thomas |Chris O'Brien |Maggie Weaver
Chef Chris O’Brien from Hyeholde Restaurant in Pittsburgh shares his recipe for a juicy, Whole Roasted Branzini with a fennel salad stuffing, truffle butter sauce, and roasted potatoes. “It began with a romance the day William Kryskill told his bride that someday he would build her a castle on the crest of a cornfield where they stood.” And so begins the fairy tale of Hyeholde Restaurant, a castle-turned-eatery that sits high on a hill in Coraopolis.
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1 month ago |
tablemagazine.com | Maggie Weaver
Aniseed, wormwood, and fennel. When talking absinthe, this is the holy trinity. It’s also what makes our Absinthe Gimlet so delicious. Every bottle of the spirit contains these three botanicals, which gift the green drink its signature, herb-forward, licorice-y taste. In the case of local absinthe-maker Lawrenceville Distilling Co., this holy trio blends with brandy and distills down, making their signature 1129 Ridge Ave. Absinthe Traditionnelle.
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