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    Holiday Recipes from Top Chefs

    Oct 13, 2018 8 minutes
    By Paul Wynn and Maureen McCarthy

    While every family has its favorite holiday dishes, something new and different is always welcome at this year’s family feast. In honor of Diabetes Awareness month in November, Diabetes Self-Management asked four talented chefs – some of whom you may recognize from their TV shows – to share healthy and tasty recipes. Top chefs Anne Burrell, Rocco DiSpirito, Charles Mattocks and Jennifer Stack, offer tips to brine a turkey, a recipe with Jamaican flare, an Italian-inspired dish and more – straight from their kitchens to yours.

    “Thanksgiving is super important time of year for my family, and food plays a huge role in that. It makes me very happy to make delicious dinners that everyone can enjoy without worry.”

    Anne Burrell

    Charitable Chef

    Anne Burrell has used her celebrity chef status to raise awareness about Type 1 diabetes research in honor of her nephew, who was diagnosed at an early age. She supports the diabetes community as an ambassador for JDRF through charity events and social media. Interested in food and cooking at an early age, Burrell started her culinary career in New York City, working at some of the top restaurants, including Lidia Bastianich’s award-winning Italian restaurant Felidia. Burrell, author of several best-selling cookbooks, is currently the host of three Food Network shows: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, Chef Wanted and Worst Cooks in America. In 2017, she

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