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Cherry Hill Brewer, Restaurant Owner Nominated For Culinary Arts Awards
The Garden State Culinary Arts Awards announced their nominees on Monday.

CHERRY HILL, NJ — Two people from Cherry Hill have been nominated for Garden State Culinary Arts awards.
Jamie Queli, owner of Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing in Cherry Hill, has been nominated as an Outstanding Beer Professional, the Garden State Culinary Arts Awards announced on Monday.
Nominees are beer professionals working in New Jersey who have proven skills and talent and have had a significant positive effect on the industry.
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Aldo Lamberti, owner of Caffe Aldo Lamberti, has been nominated for the Garden State Culinary Legend Award.
Nominees are food professionals, institutions or restaurants with a rich, storied history of high standards, commitment, accomplishment and influence. The contributions of the person, place or institution to the culinary arts in New Jersey must have affected residents in positive ways for at least 10 years.
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The winners will be selected by 100 independent judges, including journalist, food writers, cookbook authors and other experts. Finalists will be announced in April, and winners will be announced in May.
To view the full list of nominees in all 13 categories, visit the 2017 Garden State Culinary Arts Award Facebook page.
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