Boston's Famed Chef Barbara Lynch is Profiled in New York Times


Master chef Barbara Lynch of South Boston was profiled this week in the New York Times. To read the story click here.

Lynch started her cooking career at the local church rectory and moved quickly up the ranks, moving to Italy to learn from culinary masters, then opened her first restaurant No 9 Park, in downtown Boston in 1998.

Today she runs a group of restaurants, cooking programs and shops that are spread across Boston's South End and South Boston.  Her first cookbook, Stir: Mixing it up in the Italian Tradition, was published by Houghton Mifflin Publishers in 2009.

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