Christopher Kimball
Birth Name:
Christopher Kimball
Birth Place:
Rye, New York, United States
Profession
Writer, Producer
Fast Facts
- In 1996, he was inducted into the Who's Who of Food and Beverage in America
- Received a Christopher Award for his book "Dear Charlie․"
- Earned a degree in primitive art from Columbia University
- Is best known for his work as host of "America's Test Kitchen․"
- Is widely recognized for his work in the culinary industry
- Has contributed articles to The New Yorker, New York Times, Washington Post and People magazine
- In 2011, he became the host of "America's Test Kitchen Radio" in Boston
- Is the author of "The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook․"
- In 1980, he founded the publication Cook's Magazine
- In 1984, he founded the Who's Who of Cooking in America
- In 1993, he decided to launch Cook's Illustrated magazine
Awards
- 2010Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2010James Beard Foundation Award - Television Special:Nominated
- 2011Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Lifestyle/Culinary Host:Nominated
- 2011Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2011Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2016Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2016Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2017Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Culinary Program:Nominated
- 2023Gold Telly - Series - Food and Beverage:Winner