Cat Cora 's culinary aspirations began at an early age, and by 15, she had developed a business plan for her own restaurant. In 2005, she made television history on Food Network's Iron Chef America as the first and only female Iron Chef, and in November 2006 Bon Appetit Magazine bestowed her with their Teacher of the Year Award, an award she calls, "the greatest recognition she could achieve as a chef". visitsunvalley
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Cat Cora '90 - Cat Cora made television history on the Food Network's Iron Chef America as the first and only female Iron Chef. In 2006, Bon Appetit magazine bestowed her with their Teacher of the Year Award, and she is the author of multiple best-sellin commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Chefs
Cat Cora comes from a long line of chefs. Growing up with a family of restaurateurs in Jackson, Mississippi certainly paved a culinary path for Cat. She cites Julia Child , Barbara Tropp , M.F.K. Fisher and her own grandmother Alma as her inspirations. commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Cat_Cora_with_Navy.jpg
Two years ago, Superchefblog hailed up-and-coming chef-cum-star Cat Cora when she joined Iron Chef America . In 2005, we nominated her among two score women chefs to be the next White House Chef in a reader's poll which she won . Late last year, Superch corporateartists.com/speakers-celebrity_chefs.html
