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Jacques Pepin: An American From Paris

We know Jacques Pepin — or as I can’t help calling him, The Great Monsieur Pepin — as a master culinary technician, the cookbook author and public television personality who taught millions of American home cooks and scores of professional chefs how to sharpen a knife, break an egg and, just for fun, remove the bones from a whole chicken (a trick he performs in less than a minute)

But there’s another story, one that almost never gets told. It’s about how he — and his food — became American. Please check out this piece at NPR.org.

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