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Fountain Hills chef shares her passion for culinary art

Debbie J. Elder holds demonstrations through October

Personal Chef Debbie J. Elder is hosting cooking demonstrations, meal prep and wine pairing classes and more during the month of October.

Photo courtesy of Debbie J. Elder

Debbie J. Elder, owner and culinary curator of Debbie’s Kitchen Studio on Parkview Avenue, says she was 10 years old when she received her very first cookbook.

Growing up in a family of home cooks, Elder followed in her family’s footsteps, practicing new recipes with friends and neighbors and taking cooking classes whenever and wherever she could.

Her career took her around the world where she was lucky enough to dine at restaurants known for their culinary excellence and diverse flavors.

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