Danielle Turner
School
L'academie De Cuisine
Howard University
Expertise
Culinary Skills, Cooking Tips & Tricks, Home Cooking
- Danielle was the food stylist for Seasons 1 & 2 of the PBS cooking show "Pati's Mexican Table."
- As a cooking instructor, she has taught more than 8,000 students in more than 800 cooking classes.
- Danielle was the private cooking coach for three contestants on Food Network's "Chopped Junior."
Experience
Danielle is a professionally trained chef whose superpower is making cooking simple. She owned a thriving personal chef service for more than 15 years, preparing restaurant-quality meals in the comfort of her clients' homes. She has taught professional and recreational cooking classes at numerous venues in the Washington, DC area. Her food styling experience includes national television shows and segments, satellite media tours, live cooking events and demonstrations, and cookbooks, including "Made With Love: The Meals on Wheels Family Cookbook." Danielle has penned articles for The MICHELIN guide website, the Food Network Holiday Survival Guide, the Food Network Summer Grilling Guide, DC Metro Plus Magazine, and DailyMeal.com.
Education
Danielle majored in broadcast journalism at Howard University and attended the professional culinary career training program at L'academie de Cuisine, the premier culinary school in the Washington, DC area prior to its closing in 2017.
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Stories By Danielle Turner
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If you're sick of hard-boiling eggs that end up overcooked and difficult to peel, consider steaming eggs instead. These simple suggestions make it easy.
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There's nothing like a roast chicken with delicious roast potatoes. But did you know there are actually a ton of ingredients that are best when roasted?
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Precision is what sets sous vide apart from other cooking techniques. Here's how to master sous vide cooking eggs, and what pitfalls to avoid in the process.
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Slow cookers make getting a meal on the table a total breeze. Here are some key tips for making some delicious homemade soup in your own slow cooker.
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Perfecting the art of sautéing is a surefire way to elevate your cooking. You can make every sauté a success by avoiding these mistakes people make.
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Cooking with quail eggs is a surefire way to level up your cooking. These are the absolutely essential tips for cooking quail eggs in your kitchen.