An Exploration of Nashville’s Hot Chicken
In Nashville, the famed hot chicken dish comes in many forms; we examine the traditions and the trend from both mainstays and newcomers in all parts of town.
In Nashville, the famed hot chicken dish comes in many forms; we examine the traditions and the trend from both mainstays and newcomers in all parts of town.
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Life & Thyme contributor, Emily Dehn, reflects on the lasting influence of the written word in today’s increasingly digital food media.