49. Just Say Grace (w/Grace Ramirez. Part 2)

My guest this week is Grace Ramirez, Chef Grace. And this is part two of our conversation. 

If you have not listened to part one - check it out wherever you’re listening right now. Grace shares her immigration journey from Venezuela to the US and from being a TV producer to being in front of the camera and then further into the kitchen. 

And this is where we pick up in today’s episode. 

Besides writing cookbooks and hosting TV shows, Grace has been an ambassador for Zacapa rum. And she shares her story of getting herself that gig. Spoiler alert, it did not land in her lap by itself. She wanted it and she got it.

Grace has been an activist and volunteer with Chef Jose Andres’s World Central Kitchen. And we talk about her work in NYC during the pandemic. 

Grace also shared exciting news about her newest venture that is focused on women and corn.

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