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Anne Burrell is a famous chef and television personality. She was born September 21, 1969 in New York City. She grew up in upstate New York with her mom. Anne’s favorite dish is Bucatini all” Americana because her mom made it for her as a child and she admired it. Her educational background includes: Canisius College and The Culinary Institute of America. Anne also spent a year in Italy studying at the Italian Institute of Culinary Arts. Anne Burrell did not start off her life wanting to become a chef. She was an assistant of many to a large corporation and says she had an epiphany at the age of 23. She decided that she was too young to be as miserable as she was in that job. Anne quit her job with the corporation. She got a new job as a

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