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Sheila Lukins

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38:, a very popular set of food guides which introduced many Americans to Mediterranean and Eastern European cooking techniques and ingredients and popularized a richer and very boldly seasoned style of cooking to Americans in sharp contrast to the health-food movements of the 1970s. Together, their books sold more than seven million copies. 167:
at the time of Lukins' death was among the top ten bestselling cookbooks of all time. The Silver Palate Cookbooks are considered to have influenced the 1980s trend of middle-class Americans treating cooking as a hobby and are widely credited with changing how Americans cooked.
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The Silver Palate shop, which had been sold to new owners in 1988, closed in 1993, although a brand of sauces and condiments bearing its name continued to be sold as of 2024. During this period Lukins published her own successful series of books including
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When she and her husband returned to New York City, she opened a catering business called The Other Woman and specialized in bold Mediterranean and Eastern European flavors, which at the time were unfamiliar to many Americans. She was hired by
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was named to the Cookbook Hall of Fame. In 1992 Lukins was inducted into Who's Who of Food & Beverage in America and in 1995 was named "an American food legend" by the Beard Foundation. In 1998 Lukins'
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She was married for many years to Richard Lukins, a security systems expert, with whom she had two daughters, Annabel and Molly. After the sale of the shop Lukins lived and worked from her apartment at
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and nearly took her life. Some after-effects lasted for the rest of her life, but she was able to recover sufficiently to resume her position at
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for a catering job. In 1977 she and Rosso opened and ran a gourmet food shop at the corner of
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called The Silver Palate. The shop, along with other similar shops of the era, such as
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She was also the co-founder and owner of the popular Silver Palate gourmet shop in
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In 2007 she reunited with Rosso to publish a new 25th-anniversary edition of
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Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development alumni
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Ten: all the foods we love and ten perfect recipes for each
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Parade: Entertainment, Recipes, Health, Life, Holidays
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and, for 23 years, the food editor and columnist for
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(24 June 1993). 503:"The Savory Life of Sheila Lukins" 14: 783:People from Westport, Connecticut 773:Writers from Norwalk, Connecticut 228:In December 1991, she suffered a 220:was nominated for a Beard Award. 171:In 1986, she and Rosso succeeded 439:Goldfield, Hannah (2021-06-11). 240:and to continue to write books. 51:, a position previously held by 256:, surrounded by her children. 205:Her 1986 cookbook with Rosso, 1: 678:Hajela, Deepti (2009-09-02). 441:"Gourmet Food Shops of Today" 16:American cook and food writer 788:School of Visual Arts alumni 403:Witchel, Alex (1997-07-23). 798:American women food writers 705:"Fight For Your Own Life", 501:Nelson, Sara (2009-09-01). 829: 709:, August 16, 1992, pp 4-5. 271:The Silver Palate Cookbook 212:The Silver Palate Cookbook 195:The Silver Palate Cookbook 153:The Silver Palate Cookbook 63:Born Sheila Gail Block in 793:American cookbook writers 778:Writers from Philadelphia 471:Levy, Paul (2009-10-09). 75:. 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food writer
Julee Rosso
New York City
Parade
Julia Child
Philadelphia
Norwalk
Westport, Connecticut
Tyler School of Art
School of Visual Arts
New York University
Le Cordon Bleu
London
England
Michelin
Bordeaux
Julee Rosso
Columbus Avenue
73rd Street
New York City
Dean & DeLuca
Oakville Grocery
Jamail's
Michael McLaughlin
Chicken Marbella
Julia Child
Parade
The Silver Palate Cookbook
cerebral hemorrhage
most of her left side

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