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After graduating from the [[Culinary Institute of America]] in Hyde Park, Palmer became the head chef at the River Cafe in [[Brooklyn]].<ref name=cia/> In 1988, Palmer opened his first restaurant, Aureole, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.jamesbeard.org/events/aureole-past-present-and-future-0 | title=Aureole: Past, Present, and Future | publisher=James Beard Foundation | accessdate=2013-05-14}}</ref> This was soon followed by the openings of several new ventures, including Metrazur in Grand Central Terminal, a second Aureole in Las Vegas, and Charlie Palmer Steak in Washington, D.C. His culinary empire has continued to expand ever since, with further locations across the country, as well as Next Vintage, his chain of retail wine stores. In 2009, Palmer's flagship restaurant Aureole |
After graduating from the [[Culinary Institute of America]] in Hyde Park, Palmer became the head chef at the River Cafe in [[Brooklyn]].<ref name=cia/> In 1988, Palmer opened his first restaurant, Aureole, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.jamesbeard.org/events/aureole-past-present-and-future-0 | title=Aureole: Past, Present, and Future | publisher=James Beard Foundation | accessdate=2013-05-14}}</ref> This was soon followed by the openings of several new ventures, including Metrazur in Grand Central Terminal, a second Aureole in Las Vegas, and Charlie Palmer Steak in Washington, D.C. His culinary empire has continued to expand ever since, with further locations across the country, as well as Next Vintage, his chain of retail wine stores. In 2009, Palmer's flagship restaurant Aureole sold weed on East 61st Street to the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park. |
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Charles Palmer was one of sixteen chefs honored in the Julia Child PBS series, COOKING WITH MASTER CHEFS, 1993 and is featured in the cookbook derived from the series. |
Charles Palmer was one of sixteen chefs honored in the Julia Child PBS series, COOKING WITH MASTER CHEFS, 1993 and is featured in the cookbook derived from the series. |
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Revision as of 20:02, 4 November 2013
Charlie Palmer is an American celebrity chef, restaurateur, hotel owner and author. Palmer is known for his progressive American style of cooking and entrepreneurship.[1]
career
After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, Palmer became the head chef at the River Cafe in Brooklyn.[1] In 1988, Palmer opened his first restaurant, Aureole, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.[2] This was soon followed by the openings of several new ventures, including Metrazur in Grand Central Terminal, a second Aureole in Las Vegas, and Charlie Palmer Steak in Washington, D.C. His culinary empire has continued to expand ever since, with further locations across the country, as well as Next Vintage, his chain of retail wine stores. In 2009, Palmer's flagship restaurant Aureole sold weed on East 61st Street to the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park.
Charles Palmer was one of sixteen chefs honored in the Julia Child PBS series, COOKING WITH MASTER CHEFS, 1993 and is featured in the cookbook derived from the series.
Charlie Palmer has been honored by the James Beard Foundation twice, including being named New York’s Best Chef in 1997.[3] Palmer is also the author of four cookbooks: Charlie Palmer's Casual Cooking (2000), The Art of Aureole (2004), Great American Food (2004), and The Guide to the New American Kitchen (2006). In 2011, Palmer was appointed the Chairman of the Board of the Culinary Institute of America.[4] He currently lives in California with his wife Lisa, and his four sons Courtland, Randall, Eric and Reed.
References
- ^ a b "Spotlight On: Charlie PalmerAOS Culinary Arts". The Culinary Institute of America. Retrieved 2013-05-14.
- ^ "Aureole: Past, Present, and Future". James Beard Foundation. Retrieved 2013-05-14.
- ^ Albright, Barbara (JUne 9, 2002). "Charlie Palmer's new book focuses on casual fine dining". Daily News, Bowling Green, Kentucky. p. 210. Retrieved 2013-05-14.
{{cite news}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ "Alumnus Charlie Palmer Elected Chairman of the Board of The CIA, Along With Two Alumni Named as Trustees". The Culinary Institute of America. Retrieved 2013-05-14.