Cuisine
These goos are from the Cuisine category, people famous for their cooking or other food-related work. Browse another way.
Al Yeganeh
Even the Third Reich would admit that this New Yorker's soups are delicious. Go »
Al Yeganeh
Call him a potager. Call him an entrepreneur. Call him an Iranian. Call him a jerk. Just don't call him a Nazi. Go »
Aldo Zilli
He knows Italian food from A to Z, even if you can't quite place his accent. Go »
Anthony Bourdain
He has no qualms about sharing exotic dishes from far afield. Go »
Anthony Bourdain
His part-cooking, part-travel show was, by definition, not appointment television. Go »
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield
These lifelong friends have enjoyed sweet success by selling chunky desserts from their Vermont ice creamery. [You must guess both names to be correct.] Go »
Bob Evans
Down on the farm, breakfast consists of pork and sausage. Go »
Bobby Flay
This goo meets every summer ready to grill. Did he name his restaurant after the Flat Earth Society? Go »
Caesar Cardini
Though he may never have conquered Rome, his namesake creation has taken up occupation of many dinner tables. Go »
Candace Nelson
She launched the cupcake craze in Beverly Hills, making them so popular that she was able to found a "cupcake ATM," and she has extended her sweet career into reality television. Go »
Cristeta Comerford
The way to a president's heart is through his stomach, judging from the way her food kept her retained by Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden. Go »
Dave Raymond
He earned a delicious nickname on the basketball court that helped him and his brother market their barbecue sauce, which led him to his current business as a restaurateur. Go »
Dave Thomas
Some people like their burger restaurants old-fashioned and folksy, just like the commercials starring the CEO. Go »
David Chang
Noodles, Milk, Wraps, Stars, and Beards... This chef's rise has been anything but ugly. Go »
Debbi Fields
You cannot enter a guess at this entrepreneurial goo if your browser doesn't accept... Go »
Duncan Hines
Thanks to his pioneering reviews, finding a good place to eat on the road is a piece of cake. Go »
Eduard Haas
Marge Simpson is the overwhelming leader in size of this inventor's confection dispenser. Go »
Emeril Lagasse
Let's kick this game up a notch with this master of Cajun cooking. Bam! Go »
Ettore Boiardi
O boy! If you are a food expert, then you better get this, or you'll get a D for not knowing who this chef is. Go »
Ferran Adrià
If you sent your children to culinary school, would they see this goo to be the greatest of all time? Go »
General Tso
You can call this Chinese general a lot of things, just don't call him a, um, coward. Go »
Giada De Laurentiis
Some of you can guess this Italian every day, but others will have to wait for the weekend to get a way. Go »
Gordon Ramsay
Working for this hellish TV chef must be a nightmare. Go »
Guy Fieri
This fiery guy is a popular host on the Food Network. Go »
H.B. Reese
Cups and pieces are the legacy of this Pennsylvania dairy farmer. Go »
Harland Sanders
It wouldn't be Christmas without him. Go »
Harland Sanders
he gave us the KFC bucket Go »
Ina Garten
where you grow healthy ingredients Go »
Jacques Pépin
This French chef provided the seed for today's explosion of television gourmets. Go »
Jamie Oliver
Cooking naked is a bad way to avoid splatters but a good way to gain fame around the world from your native Britain. Go »
Jeremy King
This London restaurateur served the likes of Princess Diana, Mick Jagger, and Elizabeth Taylor before losing everything to foreign investors in 2022. Who's the king? Go »
Jiro Ono
One of the best-regarded chefs in Japan must have nightmares about working at a Subway. Go »
John Schnatter
This paternal CEO has sold a lot of pizza since 1984. Go »
Julia Child
I didn't think that children got to be master chefs. Go »
Leah Chase
This celebrated Creole chef and long-lived Louisianan didn't have to pursue a legacy: She earned one by doing more for the civil rights movement than just cooking for their secret meetings in her restaurant. Go »
Marcus Samuelsson
This African-born, Euro-raised chef knows a thing or two about serving colorful roosters rotisserie-style on the streets of New York. Go »
Mario Batali
This New-York based chef and restaurateur is an expert on Italian cuisine and spends an hour each day talking about chewing. Go »
Martin Yan
Four decades of hosting a Chinese-American cooking show on public television have proven that, yes, indeed, he can. Go »
Mary Berry
This fruity judge may melt your heart like chocolate in a child's pocket. On your mark, get set, goo! Go »
Matt Preston
This Australian food expert knows the "cure" for hunger. Go »
Matt Spencer
His creation of a gut-busting burger made with over a dozen kinds of bacon will probably send diners to the charity for which his fundraiser was intended. Go »
Molly Yeh
Did this girl grow up on a farm, or on a range? Yeah. Go »
Morrie Yohai
Americans would line up to eat this creator's cheese-based snacks stripped of natural coloring and correct spelling. Go »
Nigella Lawson
Let's just say that smoked salmon is an old family recipe. Go »
Oscar Mayer
The World's Fair, memorable TV commercial jingles, and a wiener-shaped truck have all been used to market this German immigrant's meat. Go »
Padma Lakshmi
According to her title, she's the best in the world at what she does. Solve this one fast and you can be called the best too. Go »
Paula Deen
You'd hide your face too if your culinary masterpiece was fried Hostess cakes. Go »
Rachael Ray
If you can't guess this chef in the next half hour, get out of the kitchen. Go »
René Redzepi
This alliterative chef is so closely associated with Nordic food that it's literally the name of his restaurant. Go »
Roy Choi
He's the heart and Seoul of the current food-truck craze. Go »
Sandra Lee
Nobody doesn't like this queen of New York. Go »
