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Helen Witty (1921–2023) was a food writer, editor and cookbook author.

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Helen Witty is a contributor to Gourmet, Food and Wine, Family Circle, and numerous other magazines, and a three-time winner of the prestigious Tastemaker-IACP/.

Her books twice won the prestigious R.T. French Tastemaker Cookbook Award (now the James Beard Award), beginning with a 1980 Tastemaker Cookbook Award (James Beard Award) for Better than Store-Bought, co-authored with Elizabeth Schneider Colchie.

She also won the award for Mrs. Witty’s Home-Style Menu Cookbook was nominated in 1991. After several years overseas in the US Army during World War Two, Helen Stroop moved to New York City to complete her education. Her long career in the publishing industry began with reference and textbook editing, advertising, and writing.

From the iconic Absolutely Fabulous, to Bottom, Happy Families, Naked Video, French and Saunders and Girls on Top, it is difficult to think of a.

As she began to specialize in the food field, she published many articles in food and gardening magazines beginning in the mid-1960s under her married name, Helen Witty. Helen worked as an editor at Cuisine and Food & Wine magazines, as well as a freelance editor and consultant.

She worked with Michael Field before his death in 1971, and served