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Kitchen Shy

Vanessa K De Luca

Kitchen Shy is a foodie community founded by Legacy Media EIC (Essence, Zora, TheRoot.com), cum culinary-trained journalist, Vanessa K. De Luca. I help food lovers conquer kitchen fears, master fundamentals, learn new techniques, and cook with confidence.

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  • Vanessa K De Luca

    From Legacy EIC (Essence Magazine; Zora Magazine; TheRoot.com) to Founder, Kitchen Shy Media™, https://kitchenshyvanessa.substack.com; I Gave At The Office™, https://igaveattheoffice.substack.com.

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