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Martha Hall Foose

American chef and author

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Martha Hall Foose was a non-fiction writer and writer.

Martha Hall Foose is an American chef and author from Mississippi.

Early life and education As a child, Foose attended school in Yazoo City, MS. She later attended Jackson Academy and then St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Ridgeland, Mississippi.

Career Foose opened Bottletree Bakery in Oxford, Mississippi in the 1990s. After opening Bottletree Bakery, she and her husband moved to Minneapolis, where she worked for Pillsbury as a writer and editor of cookbooks.

Foose was a food stylist for the movie The Help. I Cook in Color: Bright Flavors From My Kitchen and Around the World (2020), coauthored with Atlanta-based chef Asha Gomez A Good Meal Is Hard To Find (2020), coauthored with Amy C. Evans

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