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1. www.mentalfloss.com › posts › joyce-chen-facts7 Facts About Joyce Chen, the TV Chef Who Introduced ...

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   May 23, 2023 · After moving to the U.S. from China during the Communist Revolution, she opened a restaurant, wrote a cookbook, and starred in her own cooking program.

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   Oct 10, 2024 · After her restaurant received positive feedback, she wrote Joyce Chen Cookbook in 1962. Her cookbook teaches Americans how to cook easy and delicious Chinese dishes. Although she was highly respected, Chinese Americans faced decades of racism in the United States.

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   My mother’s classic cookbook, “Joyce Chen Cook Book,” published in 1962, included recipes for foods around China, and a forward by Paul Dudley White, M.D. Dr. White was President Eisenhower’s heart surgeon and a strong proponent of healthy lower fat dishes with more vegetable than the norm at the time.

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4. www.encyclopedia.com › chen-joyceChen, Joyce - Encyclopedia.com

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   Chen, Joyce (b. 14 September 1917 in Beijing, China; d. 23 August 1994 in Lexington, Massachusetts), chef and restaurateur who introduced authentic Mandarin Chinese cooking in the United States. Source for information on Chen, Joyce: The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives dictionary.

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   In 1962, Chen published her influential cookbook, the Joyce Chen Cook Book. [4] Publishers had balked at her insistence on color pictures of food, so she had the book published privately at her own expense.

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   Jan 29, 1973 · Danny Kaye trades recipes with her. Dr. Paul Dudley White, the heart specialist, wrote the introduction to her cookbook. To the cerebral celebrities and hungry students of Cambridge, Mass.,...

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   Who wrote 'Joyce Chen cook book'?

   • My mother’s classic cookbook, “Joyce Chen Cook Book,” published in 1962, included recipes for foods around China, and a forward by Paul Dudley White, M.D. Dr. White was President Eisenhower’s heart surgeon and a strong proponent of healthy lower fat dishes with more vegetable than the norm at the time.

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   Why did Joyce Chen self-publish the cook book?

   • In 1962 she self-published the first edition of the Joyce Chen Cook Book because publishers refused to print color pictures or the grid index she had devised for classifying recipes according to levels of cost, difficulty, and preparation and cooking time.

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   When did Joyce Chen start cooking?

   • Joyce Chen’s career soared to new heights when she landed her own cooking show in 1966. A few years before, The French Chef had debuted on PBS and created the blueprint for the modern cooking show. Julia Child introduced millions of American viewers to classic French cooking, and PBS hoped Chen would do the same for Chinese cuisine.

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   Who was Joyce Chen?

   • At a time when many Americans were getting cooking advice from Betty Crocker, Joyce Chen helped set the template for the modern celebrity chef. Her culinary career wasn’t limited to one box. After moving to the U.S. from China during the Communist Revolution, she opened a restaurant, wrote a cookbook, and starred in her own cooking program.

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   Who was Joyce Chen Cooks?

   • In 1966 she created Joyce Chen Cooks for WGBH TV, the Public Broadcasting System outlet in Boston, sharing a cooking studio with Julia Child. Chen, who was five-feet, two-inches tall, had to wear high heels to work comfortably at the counters that were built for the six-foot tall Child.

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   When was Joyce Chen Cooks filmed?

   • Expanding awareness of Chinese cuisine to a wider audience through her nationally broadcasted 1967 television show, Joyce Chen Cooks. This was the first national show that featured an Asian star. Produced by WGBH, Boston’s PBS channel, this show was filmed using the set of Julia Child’s, The French Chef.

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8. www.washingtonpost.com › food › 2022/05/18How Joyce Chen changed American perceptions of Chinese food ...

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   May 18, 2022 · Joyce Chen, who filmed on the same set as Julia Child, invented a flat-bottom wok for American stoves, coined the term "Peking ravioli" and more.