Pierre Franey
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Pierre Franey (1921-October 15, 1996) is known for his 60 Minute Gourmet column for the New York Times.
Franey was grew up in Northern Burgandy France. He stayed in the United States at the outbreak of World War II when he was working at the French Pavillion at the 1939 New York World's Fair. He reportedly turned down an offer to be the cook for Douglas McArthur.
He was head chef at Le Pavillion where he met Times food editor Craig Claiborne and the two were to strike a lasting friendship and collaboration.
In 1961 he was hired by Howard Johnson's to develop food lines for the chain.
He died shortly after giving a shipboard cooking demonstration aboard the RMS Queen Elizabeth 2.
He is buried in Green River Cemetery in Springs, New York in East Hampton (town), New York on Long Island.
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