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restaurant In England. When he decided he wanted to be a chef he began to travel and would work under some of the finer chefs. Nulty said he would sometimes work for no pay and receive only lodging, so he could learn from these “masters.”

Nulty’s career has taken him to 17 countries and he has cooked for President Gerald Ford.

Bill King of Reston developed a flare for making tortillas and other Mexican foods while living in Arizona.

After King and his wife moved to Reston, it was not long before the word was out about his Mexican cooking skills. He was soon catering informal dinners and supplying local Mexican restaurants with tortillas.

King, who credits his mother for instilling him with his interest in cooking, eventually opened the Tortilla Factory in Herndon.

Kevin Leary, chef at Fritzbees in Reston, began his kitchen education after his father died when he was a young boy and his mother expected him to help her with the dinner.

Leary, who began his professional career 10 years

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