In this episode of Mississippi Stories, Mississippi Today Editor-At-Large Marshall Ramsey sits down with Jackson-based chef Nick Wallace.

Nick Wallace learned to associate love and food from his grandmothers. That passion has continued throughout his long career as a chef, entrepreneur and philanthropist. Named best chef in Jackson and Mississippi, Wallace has been featured in many publications, such as Southern Living Magazine, and episodes for Food Network’s “Chopped” and “Fire Masters,” which he won. On July 20, his latest venture, The Nissan Café, opened at Mississippi’s Two Museums. He also has given back through his nonprofit, Creativity Kitchen. Wallace talks about his life, his career, his philosophy, his passion and his love of Mississippi. 

To find out more about Nick, check out his website at nickwallaceculinary.com

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Mississippi Stories: Nick Wallace

by Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Today
July 21, 2021

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