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    Richman and Reichl dominate James Beard Media Awards

    Posted in Eat Out by Eat Out on May 4th, 2009 at 11:55 am
    Alan Richman beams with his two-fisted wins for outstanding writing in GQ Magazine. (Photo: Michael Anstendig)

    Alan Richman beams with his two-fisted wins for outstanding writing in GQ magazine. (Photo: Michael Anstendig)

    Last night, two titans of food writing emerged triumphantly from the James Beard Foundation Media Awards clutching two prestigious medals apiece: the avuncular yet sassy Alan Richman, contributor to GQ, for “Made (Better) in Japan” and “¡Viva La Revolución!,” and the grande dame of Gourmet, Ruth Reichl, for “The Last Time I Saw Paris…” and “The Test Kitchen.” Scroll down for the complete list of winners.

    Other notable champs included PBS’s Lidia Bastianich, WNYC’s Leonard Lopate, The Wall Street Journal’s Katy McLaughlin, New York’s Adam Platt, former Eat Out editor and now Epicurious’s James Oliver Cury, The Atlantic’s Corby Kummer and CBS News Sunday Morning’s Martha Teichner.

    The sold-out soiree, held at the Millennium Hotel’s Hudson Theatre, presented the ultimate kudos for culinary wordsmiths who toil at newspapers, magazines, broadcast media and online, and seldom get to bask in the limelight. Ted Allen (Chopped/Food Detectives) was the evening’s amiable host, and award presenters included a glammed-up Kelly Choi (Top Chef Masters), Saveur’s James Oseland and Stephanie Izard (Top Chef victor). Douglas Fir Gimlets by Audrey Saunders (Pegu Club) got everyone off to a giddy start, and the free-flowing Perrier-Jouët champagne didn’t hurt either. While chefs are the rock stars of the culinary world, it was nice to see its writers duly feted.—Michael Anstendig

    The complete list of winners:

    2009 James Beard Foundation Journalism Awards

    MFK Fisher Distinguished Writing Award
    Aleksandra Crapanzano
    Gourmet
    “Benedictions”
    09/08

    Multimedia Writing on Food
    Ruth Reichl
    Gourmet.com
    “The Test Kitchen”

    Website Focusing on Food, Beverage, Restaurant, or Nutrition
    Epicurious.com
    Tanya Steel

    Food Related Columns
    Corby Kummer
    The Atlantic
    “A Papaya Grows in Holyoke”; “Beyond the McIntosh”; “Half a Loaf”
    04/08, 05/08, 10/08

    Reporting on Nutrition or Consumer Issues
    Rachael Moeller Gorman
    EatingWell
    “How to Feed Your Mind”
    09/10/08

    Restaurant Reviews
    Adam Platt
    New York magazine
    “Faux French”; “The Mario of Midtown”; “Corton on Hudson”
    07/14/08, 09/15/08, 11/24/08

    Newspaper Feature Writing with Recipes
    Rebekah Denn
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer
    “High on the Hairy Hogs: Super-Succulent Imports are Everything U.S. Pork Isn’t”
    04/09/08

    Newspaper Feature Writing Without Recipes
    Kristen Hinman
    Riverfront Times
    “The Pope of Pork”
    11/27/08

    Writing on Spirits, Wine, or Beer
    Alan Richman
    GQ
    “Viva La Revolucion!”
    09/08

    Magazine Feature Writing About Restaurants and/or Chefs
    Ruth Reichl
    Gourmet
    “The Last Time I Saw Paris…”
    09/08

    Magazine Feature Writing with Recipes
    Edna Lewis
    Gourmet
    “What is Southern?” *
    01/08
    *Published Posthumously

    Magazine Feature Writing Without Recipes
    Alan Richman
    GQ
    “Made (Better) in Japan”
    03/08

    Newspaper Feature Writing About Restaurants and/or Chefs
    Katy McLaughlin
    The Wall Street Journal
    “Sushi Bullies”
    10/24/08

    Newspaper Food Section
    The Washington Post
    Joe Yonan

    Blog Focusing on Food, Beverage, Restaurant, or Nutrition
    Erika Ehmsen, Elizabeth Jardina, Rick LaFrentz, Amy Machnak, Johanna Silver, Margaret Sloan,
    Margo True
    Our One-Block Diet
    Oneblockdiet.sunset.com

    For television, webcast, and radio programs:

    Audio Webcast or Radio Show
    WNYC, The Leonard Lopate Show:
    3-Ingredient Challenge
    Hosts: Leonard Lopate, Rozanne Gold
    Area: New York City Metro, Online
    Producer: Sarah English

    Video Webcast
    Savoring the Best of World Flavors, Volume III: Vietnam and the Island
    of Sicily
    Host: Jonathan Coleman
    Website: Ciaprochef.com/WCA3/
    Producers: John Barkley, Kenneth Wilmoth, Greg Drescher, Steve Jilleba, Janet Fletcher

    Television Food Show, National or Local
    Lidia’s Italy: Sweet Napoli
    Host: Lidia Matticchio Bastianich
    Network: PBS
    Air Date: 04/08/08
    Producers: Lidia Matticchio Bastianich,
    Julia Harrison, Shelly Burgess Nicotra

    Television Food Segment, National or Local
    CBS News Sunday Morning: In a Pinch
    Host: Martha Teichner
    Network: CBS
    Air Date: 10/26/08
    Producers: Jon Carras, David Small

    Tags: Alan Richman, epicurious.com, Gourmet magazine, James Beard Awards, James Oliver Cury, Ruth Reichl
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