Maneet Chauhan is an award-winning chef, author, TV personality, mother, and Founding Partner and President of Morph Hospitality Group in Nashville, Tennessee. She’s worked in some of the finest hotels in the world and some of the greatest restaurants across the US. Maneet competed AND WON Guy Fieri's Tournament of Champions where she donated her winnings of $40,000 to help different restaurants survive the pandemic. In this episode, we discuss why she has a hard time saying no, and how her no-nonsense husband/business partner is the yin to her yang. She shares an unbelievable story of how her son was born at 5am the same day her first restaurant in Nashville was set to open that evening at 5pm. Chauhan is an incredibly philanthropic chef sharing her voice and talents with the likes of https://wck.org/ (World Central Kitchen), https://www.marchofdimes.org/ (March of Dimes), https://ucp.org/ (United Cerebral Palsy), https://www.onegenaway.com/ (One Generation Away), https://www.thenashvillefoodproject.org/ (Nashville Food Project) and more. Enjoy this episode as we go Beyond the Plate… with https://maneetchauhan.com/ (Chef Maneet Chauhan).
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