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James Beard Foundation

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  • James Beard, a bald white man in a suit, stands in his kitchen holding two baking pans.
    James Beard

    In 1986 the James Beard Foundation was established; its scholarship program played an important role in helping culinary students and professionals continue American culinary traditions. Since 1991 the annual James Beard Foundation Awards—the food industry’s equivalent of an Oscar—have recognized “exceptional talent and achievement in the culinary arts”


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    In 1986 the James Beard Foundation was established; its scholarship program played an important role in helping culinary students and professionals continue American culinary traditions. Since 1991 the annual James Beard Foundation Awards—the food industry’s equivalent of an Oscar—have recognized “exceptional talent and achievement in the culinary arts”


    Read More