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CHEF BEAU MACMILLAN Celebrity Chef

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Ask executive chef Beau MacMillan the secret to kitchen success and his answer in straight forward. Let the ingredients speak for themselves and appreciate their natural beauty. Simplicity is perfection.

Chef MacMillan’s distinctive style of American flavors with Asian accents has propelled him to international acclaim. A native of Plymouth, MA, he began his culinary career at 16. After graduating from the prestigious Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island, Beau MacMillan spent a year working with world renowned Chef Francois de Melogue. Sous chef positions at some of America’s best restaurants followed, including La Veille Maison in Boca Raton,Florida; Hotel Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA; Shutters on the Beach, Santa Monica, CA.

In 1998, Chef Beau MacMillan was invited to develop the cuisine at The Ranch on Camelback, now Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, in Scottsdale, AZ and to open the resort’s elements restaurant in 2001. As executive chef, his innovative approach to ingredients, preparation and execution has garnered national acclaim. It is listed as one of the “Top 100 Restaurants in the U.S.” by Gourmet magazine.

Chef Beau MacMillan has cooked at the James Beard House, the Aspen Food & Wine Classic, and has been featured in and cooked for Bon Appetit magazine. He has created memorable meals for President Bush, Jacques Pepin, and Michele Roux, Sr. He is also personal chef to Wayne Gretzky. In 2006, Chef MacMillan competed on Food Network’s Iron Chef America where he won “Battle American Kobe Beef” against Bobby Flay. He also regularly appears on NBC’s Today Show. Chef MacMillan returns to Food Network in 2010 for Worst Cooks  in America, a new primetime competition series.

Both in and outside the kitchen, ‘Beau Mac’ is known for his warm personality, endearing laugh and love of family and friends. Beau MacMillan was recently named Culinary Chef Extraordinaire by the Scottsdale League for the Arts for his outstanding charitable contributions.