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There are few events that command as much attention as the Annual Chefs' Tribute to Citymeals on Wheels each summer in Rockefeller Center. And to mark the celebration's 31st anniversary, more than 45 chefs, some traveling from as far as Chile, Colombia and Cuba, are preparing a variety of Latin-inspired dishes.
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When Ashley Church arrived to work at Daniel in 2005, Chad was smitten with this talented, sweet and super spunky pastry chef from the prestigious Inn at Little Washington. (She was so good, she was quickly promoted to Chef de Partie.)
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What if, upon graduating from college, grad school, or even high school, you had the opportunity to sit down with thirty of the world's most fascinating and accomplished leaders and have an intimate talk?
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