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John F. Mariani

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American journalist

John Francis Mariani is afood & wine journalist,restaurant critic, and author.

Early life and education

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Mariani is a third-generationItalian-American.[1] He attendedIona College[2] and received his PhD in English fromColumbia University.[3]

Career

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As afood critic, Mariani has written about food and wine[4] for numerous publications includingWine Spectator,GQ,Bloomberg,[5][6]Forbes,[7][8] andEsquire Magazine.[9] During his time as Esquire Magazine's food & travel correspondent,[10][11] he published an annual list of the nation's “20 Best New Restaurants”[12][13][14] until 2014.[15]

Since 1996 he has published the on-line weeklyMariani’s Virtual Gourmet Newsletter[16][17] and is host of the weekly radio interview show “Almost Golden” onWVOX 1460AM.[18]

He is the author of multiple food-based books. His first book,The Dictionary of American Food &Drink, was called "groundbreaking"[19] as it was the "first book to chronicle [American] cuisine". The food writer Nika Hazelton compared it to France's La Gastromique[20]. It was re-published in 2013 asThe Encyclopedia of American Food & Drink[21]

He went on to write more books includingEating Out: Fearless Dining in Ethnic Restaurants[22], America Eats Out[23]which examined America's eateries such as Pizzerias and the advent of theSubmarine Sandwich, andMariani's Coast-to-Coast Dining Guide in which he "conscripted regional food critics to write chapters relative to their part of the country"[24].Kirkus Reviews suggested it should become "a part of every businessman's or vacationer's travel pack".[25]

He co-authored annual editions ofPassport to New York Restaurants and was editor ofItalian Cuisine: Basic Cooking Techniques. How Italian Food Conquered the World was published in 2011.[26][27][28]

He also co-wroteThe Italian American Cookbook with his wife Galina[29]

Awards

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Over his career, Mariani has been nominated for and received journalism, food and cultural awards including theJames Beard Journalism Award (nominated in 1985, 1998 and 1999).[30] He was named as Cook's Magazine and Restaurant Business Magazine Who's Who of the Year in 1985.[31] In 2003, he was awarded thePhiladelphia Toque Award “for exceptional achievements in culinary writing and accomplishments”.[32]

His books have been recognised with awards including the Gourmand World Cookbooks Award for the USA 2011[33] and theItalian Cuisine Worldwide Award 2012 forHow Italian Food Conquered the World[34]

In 2011, Mariani received the GEI (Gruppo Esponenti Italiani) Friendship Award.[35] The following year, theASME award was awarded toSaveur Magazine for its “Italian-American” issue  for which Mariani wrote the lead article[36][37]

In 2016,The Italian Food & Wine Institute recognised Mariani for his contribution to Italian wines throughout the world[38] and the American Society of the Italian Legions of Merit awarded him with the Grand Award of Merit "in recognition of his great accomplishments, exceptional leadership and pursuit of Italian excellence" in 2017[39]

References

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  1. ^"Almost Golden".www.goodreads.com. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  2. ^e-yearbook.com."Iona College - ICANN Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY), Class of 1964, Page 238 of 248".e-yearbook.com. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  3. ^"Venni, vidi, ora mangiate!".Columbia Magazine. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  4. ^Dupleix, Jill."Gazpacho with prawns".The Times.ISSN 0140-0460. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  5. ^"Top chefs review America's toughest food critics".The Daily Meal. 2016-11-21. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  6. ^"John F Mariani - Bloomberg".Bloomberg.com. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  7. ^"John Mariani on the DOCG".Good Food Revolution. 2021-03-26. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  8. ^"John Mariani".Forbes. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  9. ^Volk, Steve (30 August 2007)."High Steaks: Table Scraps".Philadelphia.
  10. ^"MEDIA RESTAURANTS: Media Roundup - Restaurants vie for the toptable in an overfed media".www.prweek.com. May 6, 2002. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  11. ^"Esquire Editor Defends John Mariani".Grub Street. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  12. ^"The real cost of a free meal".Los Angeles Times. 2005-11-02. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  13. ^"Catalan among top 20 new U.S. restaurants".PressReader. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  14. ^Taylor, Tracey (2010-10-11)."Gather chef Sean Baker named best of the year".Berkeleyside. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  15. ^Republic, Food (2014-10-14)."Josh Ozersky Is The New Restaurant Editor At Esquire. Script, Flipped".Food Republic. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  16. ^Potter, Everett."Five myths about hotel room service".USA Today. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  17. ^Kludt, Amanda (2008-10-21)."Mariani Unleashed".Eater NY. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  18. ^"Almost Golden".WVOX 1460AM. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  19. ^Dwan, Lois (1983). "Cookbook breaks new ground".LA Times.
  20. ^Hazelton, Nika (10 February 1984). ""Good Old- and -New American Cooking"".National Review.
  21. ^First, Devra (December 21, 2013)."'The Encyclopedia of American Food & Drink' by John Mariani".The Boston Globe. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  22. ^Petersen, Clarence."Apparently they are still pouting in Kentucky..."Chicago Tribune. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  23. ^AMERICA EATS OUT | Kirkus Reviews.
  24. ^"A dependable coast-to-coast dining guide".The Houston Post. 15 June 1986.
  25. ^"Book Reviews, Sites, Romance, Fantasy, Fiction".Kirkus Reviews. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  26. ^"BOOK REVIEW: 'How Italian Food Conquered the World'".The Washington Times. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  27. ^Yardley, Jonathan (2011-03-19)."John F. Mariani's "How Italian Food Conquered the World"".Washington Post.ISSN 0190-8286. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  28. ^"Harlan Coben, Ben Dolnick, and John Mariani: Reviews".The Daily Beast. 2011-03-27. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  29. ^"A Culinary Life".VIE Magazine. 2013-03-01. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  30. ^"Awards Search | James Beard Foundation".www.jamesbeard.org. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  31. ^Engel, Margaret (27 October 1985)."Cook's Magazine Makes Annual Awards".Washington Post.
  32. ^"PMI membership contest offers trip to Paris -- not!".Business Journal. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  33. ^"COOKBOOKS".www.cookbookfair.com. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  34. ^"Grana Padano Italian Cuisine Worldwide Awards 2012 Ceremony".www.itchefs-gvci.com. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  35. ^"Mr. John Mariani".GEI. 2014-05-13. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  36. ^"Saveur Wins National Magazine Award | Bonnier Corporation". Archived fromthe original on 2021-09-13. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  37. ^"Italian America".Saveur. 2011-11-11. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  38. ^"Press Releases 2016".Italian Wine & Food Institute. 2016-01-22. Retrieved2021-09-13.
  39. ^"ASILM Celebrates 51 Years".iItaly.org. Retrieved2021-09-13.
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