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Maricel Presilla formally trained
in cultural anthropology and has done considerable research
on the food crops of the Americas. Presilla gained her professional
culinary training at Felipe Rojas-Lombardi Ballroom restaurant
in New York and the French Culinary Institute. She has given
lectures on Spanish and Latin American food and history to
diverse culinary organizations, including the Smithsonian Institute,
the Schlesinger Library at Harvard, the James Beard Foundation,
and the International Association of Culinary Professionals.
Her work and recipes have been featured in the New York
Times, the Miami Herald, Food and Wine and Gourmet among
others. She is also the co-owner and chef of Zafra, a pan-Latin
restaurant in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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