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It’s an Eater World – Eater Sponsored: Meet the Rising Star Chefs of the James Beard Award

It’s an Eater World – [View on the web]( Eater Sponsored: Meet the Rising Star Chefs of the James Beard Awards [Insert alt text here]( The James Beard Awards return to the Lyric Opera of Chicago this coming Monday, May 1. Hosted by food fanatic and ABC’s Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson, the JBA’s will once again celebrate the who’s who of chefs, bakers, restaurateurs and mixologists nationwide. This year, the Awards will explore the ways that technology has strengthened our connections through food — from the blog post that sparks a trend, to the Instagrams that inspire us, and the shared images that become our portal to cuisine from far afield. As a long-time supporter of culinary arts and talent, S. Pellegrino has the illustrious honor of presenting the award for Rising Star Chef of the Year. To be eligible for this award contending chefs must be age 30 or younger, display an impressive talent, and be likely to make a significant impact on the industry in years to come. [Meet the chefs and watch their stories:]( - Zachary Engel, Chef de Cuisine — Shaya — New Orleans - Matthew Rudofker, Executive Chef — Momofuku Ssäm Bar — New York City - Camille Cogswell, Pastry Chef — Zahav — Philadelphia - Jenner Tomaska, Executive Chef — Next — Chicago - Brady Williams, Executive Chef — Canlis — Seattle [Insert alt text here]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Manage your [email preferences](, or [unsubscribe]( to stop receiving emails from Eater. Vox Media, 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.

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