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The show put a big strain on their marriage Gina told People the dynamic was not good for their relationship, with Pat becoming more of a “business partner” to her than a husband. Paddington, London, United KingdomAinsley Harriott / Place of birth

“Rufus Estes’ Good Things to Eat” was published in 1911. A hard, unimaginable childhood led to a hard-fought and won life as a chef and the first African-American chef to publish a cookbook. Rufus Estes was born a slave in 1857 in Murray County, Tennessee. Zoe SamuelssonMarcus Samuelsson / DaughterĪddis Ababa, EthiopiaMarcus Samuelsson / Place of birth Who is the black cook?Īinsley Denzil Dubriel Harriott 28 February 1957 Paddington, London, Englandĭespite the seemingly pleasant demeanor between the Neelys, (even People made mention of how happy the two appeared), the former high school sweethearts, each of whom were married and divorced once before, shocked the foodie world in September 2014 by announcing their separation in a joint statement and their divorce …ĭarnell “SuperChef” Ferguson-his parents didn’t give him a middle name, so he legally gave himself one-grew up in Columbus, Ohio, but moved to Louisville in 2005 to study culinary arts at Sullivan University. His most recent restaurant is New York City’s acclaimed Red Rooster Harlem, which opened in December 2010.Ĭarla Hall has been called “the most visible black person in food.” She’s known for her stint on Bravo’s “Top Chef,” her time as co-host on ABC’s Emmy award-winning show “The Chew” and appearances on “Good Morning America.” Aside from her three popular cookbooks, she’s a judge on a number of shows and specials. Marcus Samuelsson is an award-winning chef, restaurateur, cookbook author, philanthropist and food activist. Who is the black male chef on Food Network? 1 Who are the black chefs on Food Network?Ĭarla Hall, Eddie Jackson, Kardea Brown, Marcus Samuelsson, Roger Mooking and Sunny Anderson share restaurants, books, brands and influencers.