About
Chef, cookbook author, and healthy cuisine advocate who served as Director of Food Services at Neiman-Marcus.
Before Fame
She attended Skidmore College and later worked as a dietitian at New York's Cornell Medical Center.
Trivia
She was the first female chef to receive the prestigious Golden Plate Award.
Family Life
She was born in Benson, New York, and eventually moved to Texas. She died in Dallas at age seventy-one.
Associated With
In a Los Angeles Times article, she was compared to famous chef Julia Child.
