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Deborah VanTrece

American chef

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About Deborah VanTrece

Deborah VanTrece is a chef, author and founder of the VanTrece Hospitality Group.

Career Based in Atlanta, she is the chef and restaurateur of Twisted Soul Cookhouse and Pours, opened in 2016. In April 2022, she opened Oreatha's at the Point in the Cascade Heights neighborhood. she opened Serenidad, a Latin Soul Food restaurant, in the same neighborhood, but in February 2023, less than five months after it opened, she closed it.

In April 2022, she opened Oreatha's at the Point, also in Cascade Heights.

VanTrece has said "Yeah, I check all the boxes" since she is a black woman who identifies as a member of the LGBT community.

After catering for foreign dignitaries at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, VanTrece opened Edible Art. She served a salad named Twisted Soul, which later provided the name for her restaurant.

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