Biography
A once-abandoned single mother who conquered crippling agoraphobia through her love of cooking, Deen leveraged her rich Southern cooking into a successful, regionally renowned restaurant. A self-admitted "cook" versus trained chef, the CEO of Paula Deen Enterprises expanded this renown into a multimedia empire, including cookbooks, a magazine, numerous shows on the Food Network cable channel and a syndicated daytime talk show for Warner Bros. …
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Career Milestones
2008 | Hosted the Food Network series "Paula's Best Dishes" | |
2006 | Hosted the Food Network show "Paula's Party" | |
2005 | Made her film debut in "Elizabethtown," playing Orlando Bloom's aunt | |
2002 | Starred on her own show "Paula's Home Cooking" for the Food Network | |
1999 | Began a collaboration with the Food Network by appearing in a series of "Doorknock Dinners" episodes; also appeared on "Ready, Set, Cook!" | |
1997 | Self-published The Lady & Sons Savannah Country Cooking, a cookbook filled with all her own recipes | |
1996 | Opened her own restaurant The Lady and Sons in downtown Savannah | |
| Moved to Savannah, GA and started the catering service The Bag Lady | ||
