Cat Cora

Chef and author; First female Iron Chef

Cat Cora - Chef and author; First female Iron Chef
Born

April 3rd, 1967
58 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A chef and author renowned for culinary expertise and innovative cooking techniques. Became the first female Iron Chef on the Food Network series "Iron Chef America." Established the restaurant 'Cat Cora's Kitchen' at various airports and venues. Authored multiple cookbooks and contributed to various culinary publications. Involved in philanthropic efforts related to hunger and nutrition.

Became the first female Iron Chef on 'Iron Chef America'

Opened 'Cat Cora's Kitchen' restaurants

Authored multiple acclaimed cookbooks

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